The Haryana Police are dealing with one of the most controversial cases they have seen in the past few years. Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) Sandeep Lathar tragically killed himself, and now new events have brought IPS officer Puran Kumar’s wife to the public’s attention. The autopsy report and subsequent FIR have brought up major concerns about the department’s working conditions, who is responsible, and whether anyone is being harassed there. People and government leaders alike want to know: What’s really going on in the Haryana Police?
IPS Puran Kumar’s wife is being looked into
In the most recent FIR, the wife of the deceased officer and three other people are charged with the death of the ASI. Sources say the investigation is mainly looking into claims of abuse, coercion, and a possible part in the events that led to Lathar’s death. Haryana Police say that the investigation is still going on and is fair, but the fact that a family member of a top officer is involved has made people look more closely.
More arguments about the autopsy report
It was said that ASI Lathar’s autopsy report showed injuries and signs that raised more questions than answers. Authorities haven’t said for sure what happened, but rumors in the media and on social networks point to possible wrongdoing or too much pressure from higher-ups. Experts and activists say the study shows problems with the way the Haryana Police are run, like corruption, bad management, and a culture of fear among junior officers.
Putting Stress on a System
This is not the only case like this. In the past few years, threats, bribes, and power abuse have caused a lot of problems for the Haryana Police. Analysts say that the system for holding officers accountable within the company may not be very strong, which could lead to low confidence and mistrust among officers. Having high-ranking people involved in reform attempts makes things more difficult and raises questions about how open disciplinary actions are.
How People and Politicians Reacted
People on social media and in the area have been very angry and have called for a probe that is fair and open. Leaders in the opposition have criticized the state government for taking too long to do things and not being clear about how they are doing them. Meanwhile, citizen groups want outside review to make sure justice is done.
