বারুইপুরের ঘটনায় পুলিশের ভূমিকা নিয়ে প্রশ্ন অনেক। জবাব খুঁজলেন প্রাক্তন আইপিএস অফিসার নজরুল ইসলাম।

বারুইপুরে নাবালিকা নির্যাতন ও খুনের ঘটনায় পুলিশের বিরুদ্ধে গাফিলতির গুরুতর অভিযোগ উঠেছে। পরিবারের আক্ষেপ, পুলিশ যথাসময়ে তৎপর হলে হয়তো বাঁচত মেয়েটির প্রাণ। মুখ্যমন্ত্রীর আশ্বাস, গাফিলতি প্রমাণিত হলে সংশ্লিষ্ট পুলিশ কর্মীদের বিরুদ্ধে উপযুক্ত ব্যবস্থা নেওয়া হবে। পাশাপাশি, অপরাধী সন্দেহে এক যুবককে গণপিটুনিতে হত্যার পেছনে সাম্প্রদায়িক উস্কানি দেখছেন তিনি। কি বলছেন প্রাক্তন পুলিশ কর্তা ডঃ নজরুল ইসলাম? This video features former IPS officer Dr. Nazrul Islam discussing the tragic rape and murder of an 11-year-old girl in Baruipur. He provides a critical analysis of the police's response and the subsequent law-and-order situation. Key points from his discussion include: Police Negligence and Accountability: Criminal Negligence vs. Conspiracy: Dr. Islam argues that the police's failure to act promptly after being notified by the victim's family, even when provided with CCTV footage and a suspect, qualifies as either 'criminal negligence' or 'criminal conspiracy' (1:19 - 1:30). Procedural Failures: He highlights that the police allowed the primary suspect to leave custody, failed to initiate independent cases for the suspect's escape, and permitted unauthorized individuals (local political figures) to handle the suspect, which is legally unacceptable (4:10 - 5:40). Mob Violence and Communal Issues: Failure to Intervene: He questions the role of police as silent observers during the mob violence that resulted in the suspect's death, emphasizing that it was the police's duty to rescue the suspect to ensure a legal trial (6:38 - 7:03). Communal Narrative: Dr. Islam strongly rejects labeling crimes as 'communal' simply because the victim and the perpetrators belong to different religions. He insists that such incidents should be treated as criminal offenses unless there is clear evidence that the act was motivated by religious bias (7:20 - 10:04). Justice and Legal Process: Judicial Authority: He clarifies that while politicians may demand death penalty, the final sentencing is the exclusive domain of the judiciary, based on evidence and judicial discretion (11:47 - 13:08). Illegal Enforcement: He condemns the notion of 'encounters' or extrajudicial killings, stating that the law does not support such actions; any death in police custody must be investigated as a potential murder case (13:32 - 15:18). Institutional Training Deficits: Dr. Islam attributes the current state of police inefficiency to the lack of proper training and improper postings over the last 15 years. He asserts that many officers lack basic investigative skills, such as performing a proper inquest (18:16 - 19:00). In conclusion, he emphasizes the urgent need for better in-service training for police personnel and an improvement in the police response time to prevent such tragedies in the future (19:04 - 19:30). #baruipurnews #westbengal #bjpgovernment #police #trending