Sumedh singh saini biography definition
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Confessions Of A Killer Cop
Confessions Of A Killer Cop
Recruited as a constable in the Punjab Police in , Gurmeet Singh Pinky rose steadily through the ranks in the next few years, his speciality being encounter killings. It wasn’t an encounter killing, however, that saw him getting a life sentence for murder in , but the random shooting down of one Avtar Singh Gola. He was quietly released last year and reinstated in service this May, but the order was overturned. Now contesting the reversal in court, Pinky has, in a taped confession, spilled the beans on his years with the Punjab Police. Here is his chilling description of how fake encounters were routinely used bygd Punjab Police units to quell militancy and the individual cases he was involved in.
In March , with militancy spiralling out of control in Punjab, Julio Ribeiro, a Maharashtra-cadre IPS officer, was brought in as the Director General of Police. To take the militants head-on, he framed the “bullet for
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Plea challenging Sumedh Singh Saini's appointment as DGP reaches SC
On April 11, the high court had dismissed a petition challenging the appointment of Saini as DGP after observing that he was "legally competent" to hold the post.
The appeal against HC orders came up for hearing before a division bench of the SC comprising Justice R M Lodha and Justice Madan B Lokur on Friday. After hearing the appeal, the bench ordered to disassociate Simranjit Singh, an advocate from Mohali, from the case as the appellant and referred the case before its legal service cell for further consideration. The matter will now come up for hearing after examination by the apex court.
In the appeal,
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His modus-operandi was to create a fear psychosis: Ex-Punjab DGP Sumedh Saini’s shadowy career
On 6 May , in the midst of the nationwide lockdown to combat the novel coronavirus pandemic, Sumedh Singh Saini, who served as an Indian Police Service officer for 36 years, was booked in a case from 29 years ago. Saini served as a director general of police in the state of Punjab for three years, between and The first-information report against Saini was filed at the Mattaur police station in Mohali by Palwinder Singh Multani regarding the alleged abduction and disappearance of Palwinder’s brother, Balwant Singh Multani, in December Saini was charged under six sections of the Indian Penal Code which pertain to kidnapping or abducting in order to murder; causing disappearance of evidence of offence; wrongful confinement for ten or more days; voluntarily causing hurt to extort confession; a public servant who corruptly or maliciously makes or pronounces in any stage of a judicial proceedin