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Arrest warrant against 22 cops

A non-bailable arrest warrant was on Thursday issued against 22 policemen for allegedly killing 13 persons in a fake encounter in Pratapgarh district in 1991.

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A non-bailable arrest warrant was on Thursday issued against 22 policemen for allegedly killing 13 persons in a fake encounter in Pratapgarh district in 1991. “Chief Judicial Magistrate,Pratapgarh,issued the warrant against the 22 policemen for allegedly killing 13 persons in a fake encounter case of February 20,1991,” Special DG,Law and Order,Brijlal said. The CB-CID submitted the chargesheet.

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