Archive · 6 Aug 2025
Delhi Leadership Shifts and Custodial Torture Allegations
Delhi has a new top police officer, but it's only a temporary appointment, which may not bring stability.
Meanwhile, the Indian Forest Service has made history with an all-women leadership team, highlighting competence and commitment.
Separately, two student activists have alleged they were tortured by police due to a personal dispute.
This event raises concerns about the misuse of power and lack of transparency in the system.
S.B.K. Singh appointed as Delhi's Police Commissioner on additional charge.
The appointment of Singh is seen as a temporary measure.
The Indian Forest Service (IFoS) Association's national executive is now entirely led by women.
Student activists Lakshita and Gurkirat allegedly suffered custodial torture.
A personal dispute involving a well-placed official's family may be linked to the alleged torture.
- Who
- S.B.K. Singh, women leaders of IFoS, student activists Lakshita and Gurkirat, and related officials.
- What
- Appointments of Delhi Police Commissioner and all-female leadership in Indian Forest Service, plus alleged custodial torture.
- When
- Recent
- Where
- Delhi, India
- Why
- Multiple events, including leadership changes and alleged misuse of power.
Transparency and Accountability
Accountability Concerns
Accountability
Transparency and Accountability
Advocates for thorough investigations into the alleged custodial torture to ensure justice and prevent future abuses.
Accountability Concerns
No opposing side
- Delhi Police Commissioner
- S.B.K. Singh (additional charge)
- IFoS President
- Anita Karan
- IFoS Secretary-General
- Monalisa Dash
- Alleged Custodial Torture Victims
- Lakshita and Gurkirat