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Judge transferred for stripping cop in Uttar Pradesh court room
A judge in the district court in western Uttar Pradesh's Agra town was transferred, hours after reports that he had allegedly ordered a UP police constable in uniform to disrobe and stand in his court room for about an hour on Friday.
Agra: A judge in the district court in western Uttar Pradesh's Agra town was transferred, hours after reports that he had allegedly ordered a UP police constable in uniform to disrobe and stand in his court room for about an hour on Friday.
A report published in a vernacular daily in Agra described how the judge, who serves at the rank of Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate, had summoned Ghure Lal, a constable-cum-driver in his late fifties with the local police unit, to his court on Friday, right after an incident near the court when Mr Lal, who was driving a police van, had not given a pass to the judge's vehicle for over two kilometres.
The punishment by the judge upset the constable so much, he applied for voluntary retirement and reportedly broke down in front of Agra's police chief.
The UP police tweeted: "DGP UP OP Singh has taken the issue of ordering a constable in uniform to disrobe in a court very seriously & taken it up at appropriate level.
We stand by the dignity of each & every Police Personnel & appeal to all t sections of society to respect the honour of uniformed forces (sic)"
Transfer order for the judge was issued by the Allahabad High Court soon after.
