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Supreme Court Questions UP Police Over FIR Filed Against 'Unknown' Despite Identified Suspect

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The Supreme Court sharply criticized Uttar Pradesh Police over a flawed investigation in which an FIR was registered against an 'unknown' person. This occurred despite the complainant stating that he had identified and handed over the accused directly to the police at the scene. The court questioned the credibility of the state police force, asking why all investigations should not simply be transferred to the CBI. The case highlights concerns about accountability and integrity within the UP Police's investigative procedures.

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