A petition against torture in India

Target:

To,Prime Minister of India

Sponsored by:

Peoples' Vigilance Committee on Human Rights (PVCHR)

Respected Dr. Manmohan Singh

Prime Minister

Prime Minister office, New Delhi

Sir,

Peoples' Vigilance Committee on Human Rights (PVCHR) on the day of its establishment and International Day in support of torture victims heartiest greets for being elected second time prime Minister of biggest democratic country of world. All the citizen of India is expecting from your Government to stop the anarchy based torture and to establish the rule of law.

The first Prime Minister of India Mr. Jawahar Lal Nehru states "Police is standing on quadrilateral from where it can protect and also violates human rights"however today the negative aspects of police are unrestrained in the society. Most of the direct and indirect torture done by the police are belongs to marginalized communities. After so many decades of independence there is no amendment in the colonial police act, 1861. Which result now Indian police is following on the same foot step of Britishers with same spirit of censorship for silence and bruising the democratic voice on the direction of anti-poor administration.

We, Indian urge for the immediate and firm action to protect the human rights by using your esteem position in policy making with the view as police is biggest agency for the protection of human rights where the highest human rights violation happened. It can be stopped with the implementation of given below points:

To formulate police reform on the report of police commission
Torture bill should be enacted through the discussion among the public.
Ratification of UN convention against torture (UNCAT), 1997.
To establish the schemes for social, economic and psychological rehabilitation of survivors of torture and organized violence.
Post mortem should not be done or related with the schedule caste Dom community but by the trained personnel. Because Post Mortem report is important evidence before the court in criminal cases.
To amend as removal of the section 197 of Cr.P.C. and direct provision of case on the alleged government personnel and officers

See the Link:
http://pvchr.blogspot.com/2009/06/no-to-torture-establishment-of-rule-of_4790.html

http://www.scribd.com/doc/16759800/Poster-Fight-Against-Torture

Respected Dr. Manmohan Singh

Prime Minister

Prime Minister office, New Delhi

Sir,

To formulate police reform on the report of police commission
Torture bill should be enacted through the discussion among the public.
Ratification of UN convention against torture (UNCAT), 1997.
To establish the schemes for social, economic and psychological rehabilitation of survivors of torture and organized violence.
Post mortem should not be done or related with the schedule caste Dom community but by the trained personnel. Because Post Mortem report is important evidence before the court in criminal cases.
To amend as removal of the section 197 of Cr.P.C. and direct provision of case on the alleged government personnel and officers

See the Link:
http://pvchr.blogspot.com/2009/06/no-to-torture-establishment-of-rule-of_4790.html

http://www.scribd.com/doc/16759800/Poster-Fight-Against-Torture

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9:54 am PDT, Oct 16, Name not displayed, Greece

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3:04 am PDT, Sep 29, Maria Kagelind, Sweden

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9:25 pm PDT, Sep 24, Ashish Awasthi, India

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4:19 am PDT, Aug 13, ALOK DUBEY, India
I AM VERY THANKFUL OF ALL. ITS GREAT PLEASURE FOR ME TO SIGN THIS GREAT PETITION. I AM HERTLY DEDICATED;

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11:39 am PDT, Jul 19, Pauline Gomes, India

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6:32 pm PDT, Jul 13, Nebiahlia Anderson, New Mexico

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9:54 pm PDT, Jul 12, Traci Anderson, Wisconsin

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12:55 am PDT, Jul 9, Sukla Sen, India
Custodial torture is just not profoundly unethical, it also impedes efficient investigations. The easy route of extracting confession would only discourage honest and diligent investigations. Apart from making the investigators more highhanded and corrupt. And lastly, it's a grave crime.

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12:35 am PDT, Jul 9, Nawab Tauseef Hussain, India
Evil begets evil. Power without check is bound to be misused. We need a system of checks and balances on which our constitution works on, however, its missing from the police dictionary.

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3:26 am PDT, Jun 26, Mukhtar Alam, India

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9:18 pm PDT, Jun 25, Jai Kuamr Mishra, India

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11:04 am PDT, Jun 25, Carly Crosby, Michigan
Torture is a gross vioaltions of human Rights!!!! stop torture in India now!

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10:19 am PDT, Jun 25, Rafendi Djamin, Indonesia
Torture is a gross vioaltions of human Rights!!!! stop torture in India now!

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8:18 am PDT, Jun 25, Niraj Kumar, India
There is no place of torture in Human Rights.

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11:17 pm PDT, Jun 24, Danish Ahmad Khan, India

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9:27 am PDT, Jun 24, Carole Blakey, Washington

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6:27 am PDT, Jun 24, Martes Saha, Brazil
While implementation is typically difficult, at least passing a stongly worded law proihibiting any form of physical torture is a good start.

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10:31 pm PDT, Jun 23, Upendra Kumar, India
Today, Human Rights education and conservation is responsibility of human being.

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10:46 pm PDT, Jun 20, HAROON SATTAR MOTIWALA, India
Respected Sir, Brutality and torture is a serious issue and needs to be addressed and innocent victims who are being tortured needs immediate help. Our system requires overhauling and our people in colour needs proper training. Person involved in inhuman act, be severally punished and example be set to deter others to act inhumane. Be he/she poor or reach every citizen of the country be treated humanly and their human rights be protected at any cost.

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