A Delhi court started a case against a police officer for not following orders to file a report about a car being taken illegally. The court was angry because the police did not listen to what they were told to do.
Delhi, 10 Sep 2025
A Delhi court started a case against a police officer for not following orders to file a report about a car being taken illegally. The court was angry because the police did not listen to what they were told to do.
Court Orders Police to File Report
The court told the police to write a report about a company that took a 15-year-old car from its owner in west Delhi. The owner said the company should not have taken his car. The police did not write the report even after the court told them to do it in one day. This made the court very upset with the police.
Police Give Reasons for Not Filing Report
The police said they did not need to write a new report because they already wrote one about the car being stolen. They also said that the top court in India only gave orders about old cars after this happened. But the court did not agree with the police. The court said the police officer did not listen on purpose and this was wrong. A city court on Monday initiated a contempt case against a Delhi Police officer for disregarding its directions to lodge an FIR against a private firm hired by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), for illegally picking up a car owner’s 15-year-old vehicle parked in west Delhi’s Vikaspuri…
The aforesaid conduct of SHO PS Vikaspuri amounts to an offence punishable under Section 223 of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023
The court will now decide what to do about the police officer who did not follow orders. Follow The Rising News for more verified updates.
Updated 10 Sep 2025, 04:13 IST; source: link
