#Jharkand Massacre: Failure of Indian Law Enforcement!

“What was the Deputy Superintendent of Police, Circle Inspector, Assistant Sub-Inspectors(2) and 30 policemen fixing right at the spot of massacre?”

Ranchi: Following the blame on four people as child-lifters, the BJP Government not only failed in maintaining peace and secularism in the country but also as displayed an utter collapse of ‘Indian Law Enforcement’.
Imagine the petrified situation of citizens who had been promised “Ache Din”, yet were ruthlessly hammered and finally lynched by a mob in Haldipokhar.

Well, the ‘Bacha Chor’ rumor isn’t what worries the nation presently rather, the critical question which arises is:
“What was the Deputy Superintendent of Police, Circle Inspector, Assistant Sub-Inspectors(2) and 30 policemen fixing right at the spot of massacre?”

Can we label it as a death of ‘Law Enforcement System’?
These officers were seen witnessing the lynching unfold right in front of their eyes.
Policemen at the Rajnagar station received calls from some villagers in Shobhapur at 6 am. By 6.30 am, T P Kushwaha, the officer in charge, two ASIs and five constables reached Shobhapur.

After half an hour (the span in which any victim can be easily killed) of complaint at around 7.30 am, reinforcements, including a DySP, CI Rajiv Niraj and 20 policemen, arrived at the spot from the Seraikela district headquarters, 14 km away.

Though, family members of the victims Sheikh Sajju (25), Sheikh Siraj (26) and Sheikh Halim (28) managed to flee the spot, the policemen ‘silently witnessed’ the mob beating Naim with rods and lathis. For over three hours, Naim, who was soaked in blood, begged for mercy until he collapsed.

At around 11 am, police dragged a critically injured and unconscious Naim to Seraikela hospital, where he died within minutes.