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Times of India7.6.2026LawIndia

Allahabad High Court Criticizes Uttar Pradesh Police for Loyalty to Ruling Party Over Constitution

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The Allahabad High Court observed that Uttar Pradesh police officers prioritize loyalty to the ruling party over the Constitution, leading to compromised constitutional governance and selective law enforcement.

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