After Delhi Dragging Horror, Cops On Night Duty Told To Share Live Location
The decision has been taken in the wake of January 1 Car dragging horror (File) New Delhi: A week after the car dragging incident where a 20-year-old woman died after she was hit and dragged by a car for 13 km in the national capital, Delhi police have asked all inspector-level officials to share their live locations while on night duty. All Station House Officers (SHO), Anti-Terrorist Officers (ATO) and Inspector of Investigation (Bravo) have also been directed to inform the Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) before leaving the police station, officials said. “SHO (Station house officer), ATO (anti-terrorist officer), Bravo have been asked to share their live locations. From 12 midnight to 4 am they will have to update their positions with live locations. No Police personnel can leave the Police Station without DCP’s (Deputy Commissioner of Police) permission,” the order said. Official sources say the decision has been taken in the wake of January 1 car dragging horror. Anjali Singh was heading home with a friend on her scooter when she was hit by …