Supreme Court Questions Absence of CCTV Cameras in Rajasthan Police Interrogation Rooms
The Supreme Court has directed the Rajasthan government to explain the absence of CCTV cameras in police interrogation rooms, citing concerns over human rights and oversight.
The Bench, comprising Justice Vikram Nath and Justice Sandeep Mehta, emphasized the importance of CCTV surveillance in interrogation rooms to ensure transparency and accountability.
As per your affidavit, there is no camera in the interrogation room which is the main place where cameras have to be there.
The Court acknowledged that installing CCTVs may involve costs, but stressed that this is a matter of fundamental human rights.
Key points:
- Supreme Court raises concerns over lack of CCTV cameras in Rajasthan police interrogation rooms
- Court emphasizes importance of CCTV surveillance for transparency and accountability
- Installing CCTVs is a matter of fundamental human rights, despite potential costs
Author's summary: Supreme Court seeks explanation from Rajasthan government over absence of CCTV cameras in police interrogation rooms.