In a bizarre mix-up, a police sub-inspector in Uttar Pradesh mistakenly identified a judge as the accused in a theft case, launching a hunt for the magistrate who issued the proclamation. The officer, tasked with serving a proclamation under Section 82 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) for the absconding accused Rajkumar, instead wrote the name of Chief Judicial Magistrate Nagma Khan. The mix-up went unnoticed until the case was called for a hearing, when the sub-inspector reported the "accused" Nagma Khan as missing and requested orders against her. The court strongly criticised the officer for his ignorance of basic legal procedures, labeling the mistake as gross negligence. The court also emphasized the serious consequences of such errors, calling for an inquiry into the officer슬롯사이트™s conduct and urging senior police officials to take action.슬롯 머신 사이트 추천Are You Real? Supreme Court Judge Justice BV Nagarathna Asks Lawyer Appearing on Video Conferencing, Refers to New York Court Case Where AI Person Argued Before Judges.
UP Cop Hunts Judge Instead of Accused
UP Police officer mixes up judge and accused in proclamation order; launches hunt for judge
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