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SC says probe agencies tend to go slow on the powerful, but quick to act with commoners
The Hindu — National✓
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During a court hearing involving a Trinamool Congress MP's aide in a land-grabbing case, the Supreme Court remarked that investigative agencies often apply double standards. The bench noted that these bodies tend to proceed slowly when dealing with influential individuals while acting swiftly against ordinary citizens.
WHY IT MATTERS
This Supreme Court observation highlights systemic concerns regarding impartiality and potential bias in the execution of criminal investigations involving powerful figures versus ordinary citizens.
The observations were made while hearing a petition filed by Sumit Roy, the personal assistant to Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee, in connection with the Salboni land-grabbing case
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