Justice Delayed: Controversy Surrounds Tragic Death of IPS Officer

Aman Arora criticizes the delay in justice for the late IPS officer Y. Puran Kumar, whose alleged suicide highlights troubling issues in BJP-ruled states. Amidst accusations of caste discrimination, a Special Investigation Team probes the incident as concerns grow over political pressures on law enforcement officials.

Aman Arora, President of the Aam Aadmi Party's Punjab unit, has raised serious questions about the lack of justice for the family of IPS officer Y. Puran Kumar, who allegedly died by suicide in Chandigarh. Arora condemned the atmosphere in BJP-ruled states, pointing to systemic issues.

Arora claimed the officer's death was due to undue pressure. "It is alarming that an esteemed IPS officer felt driven to such a tragic end," he remarked. His comments also touched on the inaction over an incident involving the Chief Justice of India, BR Gavai, highlighting pressing concerns in law enforcement.

The Special Investigation Team, formed by Chandigarh Police, has sought crucial documents from Haryana as part of their probe into Kumar's death. His suicide note accuses senior law enforcement officials of caste discrimination and harassment, sparking wider discussions on systemic issues.

(With inputs from agencies.)