A court in Bihar has ordered arrest warrants issued against 12 police officers, including a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), a Station House Officer (SHO), and an Investigating Officer (IO). The order came after the court noticed serious negligence in handling an important criminal case.
According to reports, the arrest warrants issued against 12 police officers relate to a case where the police officers failed to properly present the investigation details in court. The judge observed that the officers did not follow legal procedures and repeatedly ignored court instructions during the hearing.
The court took strict action after the officers failed to appear and respond despite several notices. Because of this continued negligence, the judge issued arrest warrants to ensure their presence in the case proceedings.
The list of accused officials includes senior and mid-level police officers. The decision has created concern within the police department and raised questions about accountability and discipline in the system. Authorities may take further departmental action depending on the outcome of the next hearing.
