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Force must be used as a last resort

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By Julio Ribeiro
| Tribune (India) Verified
THE Cockroach Janta Party has sought action against the police personnel involved in the crackdown on protesters in New Delhi on July 20, during which a student was injured in pellet firing. Rahul Gandhi, Leader of the Opposition, has endorsed this demand. Having handled countless crowds throughout my career — starting soon after my early days of training at Mount Abu (Rajasthan) — I have learned that a mob possesses a distinct, volatile personality of its own.
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More power to women in khaki

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By Julio Ribeiro
| Tribune (India) Verified
TAMIL Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay recently inaugurated an all-women police unit called the Singappen Special Task Force, aimed at ensuring the safety of women and children in his state. That was a promise he had made during electioneering after he formed the TVK (Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam). He has decided that Singappen would be supervised by him. Most chief ministers keep the Home portfolio in their own hands.
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The judge who won’t budge

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By Julio Ribeiro
| Tribune (India) Verified
WHEN my good friend, Justice Gautam Patel (retd), phoned me from his daughter’s house in London, I was shocked to hear his story. He is known in Mumbai’s judicial circles as a conscientious, upright judge who could not be influenced by anyone. One of the last cases he decided before retiring from the Bombay High Court in April 2024 involved two factions of the Dawoodi Bohra community. One faction is led by the present Dai (religious head of the community), who succeeded his late father.
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