TIRUPUR: Despite the Madras prime court docket directing the police department to start up action in opposition to some police inspectors for failing to document price sheets on stipulated time, the dep. has not done it so far.
In a civil miscellaneous appeal, the HC had long gone through the main points of loss of life of K Sasikumar of Tirupur, who allegedly died after he gained flawed treatment at Tirupur Medical Foundation Hospital in 2010. Further perusal published that Avinashi judicial Justice of the Peace court docket closed the case after Uthukuli police, who earlier had jurisdiction of Sabapathipuram, the place the sanatorium is situated, did not document the price sheet on time. The case used to be earlier registered beneath Section 304 (A) of IPC.
The HC discovered that Avinashi JM court docket had closed 87 FIRs due to non-filing of price sheets on stipulated time, approximately 180 days, between 2006 and 2014.
In an period in-between order, on December 18, justice MV Muralidaran directed Tirupur district superintendent of police A Kayalvizhi to start up disciplinary proceedings in opposition to the police inspectors involved for failing to document price sheet inside the statutory length. The HC directed the SP to document a record on the action taken on the issue, but even so directing the then judicial Justice of the Peace G Bharathi Prabha, who is now running as presiding officer at Gobichettipalayam JM court docket, to seem before the court docket in the next hearing.
Meanwhile, a senior police officer said, “In the police stations involved, which came beneath the purview of Avinashi JM court docket, six to 10 police inspectors would have worked all through 2006-2014. So a ways, we have now not initiated action in opposition to the officials involved. We will take the decision after hearing from the HC, which will hear the case once more on January 4, when the SP will put up a record.”
In a civil miscellaneous appeal, the HC had long gone through the main points of loss of life of K Sasikumar of Tirupur, who allegedly died after he gained flawed treatment at Tirupur Medical Foundation Hospital in 2010. Further perusal published that Avinashi judicial Justice of the Peace court docket closed the case after Uthukuli police, who earlier had jurisdiction of Sabapathipuram, the place the sanatorium is situated, did not document the price sheet on time. The case used to be earlier registered beneath Section 304 (A) of IPC.
The HC discovered that Avinashi JM court docket had closed 87 FIRs due to non-filing of price sheets on stipulated time, approximately 180 days, between 2006 and 2014.
In an period in-between order, on December 18, justice MV Muralidaran directed Tirupur district superintendent of police A Kayalvizhi to start up disciplinary proceedings in opposition to the police inspectors involved for failing to document price sheet inside the statutory length. The HC directed the SP to document a record on the action taken on the issue, but even so directing the then judicial Justice of the Peace G Bharathi Prabha, who is now running as presiding officer at Gobichettipalayam JM court docket, to seem before the court docket in the next hearing.
Meanwhile, a senior police officer said, “In the police stations involved, which came beneath the purview of Avinashi JM court docket, six to 10 police inspectors would have worked all through 2006-2014. So a ways, we have now not initiated action in opposition to the officials involved. We will take the decision after hearing from the HC, which will hear the case once more on January 4, when the SP will put up a record.”
No disciplinary action against inspectors despite HC order
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January 02, 2019
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