'Travesty of justice': SC flays UP Police for 'slipshod probe' in murder case, orders reparation for undertrial
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The Supreme Court of India ordered the Uttar Pradesh government to pay 6 lakh rupees to a man. He spent six years as an undertrial facing a serious murder charge. The court criticized the state police and prosecution for a slipshod investigation. This poor investigative work led to the man's wrongful incarceration.
The Supreme Court of India has ruled that the Uttar Pradesh government must compensate a man with Rs 6 lakh after he spent six years as an undertrial in a serious murder charge. The court condemned the shoddy investigative practices of the state police and prosecution, leading to his wrongful incarceration.