Custodial Torture Case: CBI Arrests Six Policemen Following Supreme Court Orders
The CBI arrested six policemen, including two officers, following Supreme Court orders regarding the alleged custodial torture of a police constable in Jammu and Kashmir. Two civilians were also detained. The Supreme Court had ordered an FIR and compensation for the constable due to severe injuries inflicted during illegal detention.

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In a significant move directed by the Supreme Court, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has arrested six policemen, including senior officers, on charges of custodial torture of a police constable in Jammu and Kashmir, officials confirmed on Wednesday.
The arrests, which include a deputy superintendent of police and an inspector, follow the court's order last month demanding accountability and justice for the inhumane treatment endured by the victim. Two civilians have also been taken into custody in connection with the case.
The Supreme Court bench strongly condemned the brutality, highlighting the severe injuries inflicted on the constable, including mutilation and use of electric shocks. It ordered the CBI to file an FIR and the UT administration to compensate the victim with Rs 50 lakh.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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