Supreme Court criticizes UP police for attempted cover-up in case

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The Supreme Court strongly reprimanded the Uttar Pradesh police on Friday. The justices accused the force of attempting to cover up facts in an undisclosed case. The court warned that such actions could lead to it ordering the disbandment of the police. This criticism followed the court's review of the police's handling of the matter.

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