Allahabad HC orders UP DGP to fix defunct CCTV and power backup at police stations

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The Allahabad High Court criticized the Uttar Pradesh Police for allowing critical equipment, including CCTV cameras and generators, to remain non-functional at police stations. The court made this observation while hearing a petition related to illegal detention and power outages at a police station. Judges noted that generators and solar panels had been out of service for prolonged periods, calling it a dereliction of duty. The court directed the UP Director General of Police to ensure all police stations are equipped with functional backup power systems. Additionally, the Superintendent of Police was ordered to submit a report on the status of equipment across all district police stations.

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