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Crime
Ravindra Bhati urges police to stop bullying, calls for reform
✍️ Bhaskar English
🗓 08 Oct 2026, 07:01 AM
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Ravindra Bhati told police to keep their bullying to themselves and warned that reforms are needed or consequences will follow.
Ravindra Bhati addressed law‑enforcement officials, urging them to cease what he described as bullying behavior. He emphasized that the police must undertake internal reforms, warning that failure to do so could lead to further repercussions.
The remarks were made during a meeting with police representatives, where Bhati reiterated his stance that intimidation tactics are unacceptable. He called for transparent corrective measures to restore public confidence in the force.
While the specific incident that prompted the comments was not detailed, Bhati’s statements reflect growing public scrutiny of policing practices. Authorities have not yet responded publicly to his demands.
The episode underscores ongoing tensions between citizens and law‑enforcement agencies in India, highlighting calls for accountability and systemic change.
The remarks were made during a meeting with police representatives, where Bhati reiterated his stance that intimidation tactics are unacceptable. He called for transparent corrective measures to restore public confidence in the force.
While the specific incident that prompted the comments was not detailed, Bhati’s statements reflect growing public scrutiny of policing practices. Authorities have not yet responded publicly to his demands.
The episode underscores ongoing tensions between citizens and law‑enforcement agencies in India, highlighting calls for accountability and systemic change.