The death of Bharat Bhushan Tiwari has become one of Bihar’s most controversial police-encounter cases in recent years because the official police account and the family's version differ sharply.

What the police say
According to Bihar Police, Tiwari was wanted in criminal cases, was armed during the operation, and was behaving in a manner described by officials as mentally unstable. Police maintain that he was killed during an armed encounter after opening fire on the police team.

What the family and supporters allege
His family and supporters dispute that account. They claim that Tiwari had agreed to surrender and that the encounter was effectively staged. Videos and live-streamed footage circulating online have intensified public suspicion, with critics questioning why a fatal shooting occurred if surrender negotiations were underway.

Why Bihar is on edge
Several factors have turned the incident into a major political and social issue:

Large public protests erupted in Bhojpur and surrounding areas.
Thousands reportedly joined demonstrations demanding accountability.
Public anger led to intense scrutiny of the police operation.
Opposition parties and civil-society groups demanded an independent investigation.
Government response
Facing mounting controversy, the Bihar government ordered a judicial inquiry into the encounter. The probe is intended to determine whether police acted lawfully and whether the encounter narrative is supported by evidence.

Political fallout
The issue has crossed party lines. Even some leaders within the ruling establishment raised questions about the police action, while opposition parties demanded a thorough and impartial investigation. Calls have also been made for legislative or all-party oversight of the case.

Current status
As of now, the key question remains unresolved: Was Bharat Tiwari killed in a legitimate armed encounter, or was he shot after agreeing to surrender? The judicial inquiry is expected to examine witness testimony, video evidence, forensic reports, and police records before reaching a conclusion. No final judicial finding has yet been announced.

I can also explain the legal standards governing police encounters in India and how courts evaluate allegations of a “fake encounter” under constitutional and criminal law.

Sources: Various Media reports

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Witness Statement Only in Hindi, No Tamil or English Translation – Drug Case Falls Flat in Chennai Court, Accused Acquitted Due to Lack of Admissible Evidence.

In a significant ruling from a Chennai court, the accused in a high-profile drug trafficking case was acquitted after the court ruled that the key witness statement was inadmissible, as it was recorded only in Hindi without an official translation in Tamil or English, the official languages of the court.

Reacting to the verdict,

Dr. Anthony Raju, Advocate, Supreme Court of India,

Renowned Criminal Lawyer and Leading Human Rights Defender, stated:

This case highlights the critical importance of procedural compliance in criminal trials. No matter how compelling a witness statement may be, if it is not recorded and presented in a legally admissible manner, it cannot form the basis for conviction. Language barriers and failure to follow due process weaken the foundation of justice.

Dr. Raju, an expert in POCSO matters, rape cases, dowry death trials, and other serious criminal cases, further remarked:

As one of the leading advocates in India’s top courts, I have consistently argued that justice must not only be done but be seen to be done — both factually and procedurally. The prosecution must ensure that evidence is not just gathered, but also lawfully submitted in accordance with constitutional safeguards.

He praised the court’s adherence to legal norms and emphasized that this case serves as a reminder to investigating agencies and prosecutors to ensure linguistic and procedural compliance in all criminal trials.

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In a highly shocking development, it has come to light that a complaint was filed under the POCSO Act by a wrestler allegedly to settle a personal grudge against former MP Brij Mohan Singh. The case has stirred legal and public outrage, with calls for strict action against the misuse of such a sensitive law.

Dr. Anthony Raju, Advocate, Supreme Court of India, and one of the country’s leading legal experts on POCSO cases, condemned the incident:

> “This is highly shocking. The POCSO Act is a powerful legal tool meant to protect children, not to be misused for settling personal scores. Filing such frivolous complaints not only damages reputations and lives but also dilutes the seriousness of genuine cases. The Hon’ble Court must take strict action to prevent such abuse of process and to safeguard innocent individuals who are being falsely implicated in POCSO matters.”

Dr. Raju, who has represented numerous clients wrongly accused under the POCSO Act, further called for legal reforms and penalties for filing false complaints.

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POCSO Act | Section 34 Empowers Special Courts To Determine Age Of Both Offender & Victim: J&K High Court Remands Case For Fresh Age Inquiry

The Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court recently emphasized that under Section 34 of the POCSO Act, the Special Courts are empowered to determine the age of both the accused and the victim in cases involving sexual offenses against children.

In this particular case, the Court found discrepancies and doubts regarding the recorded age of the accused. Since the correct age is crucial for deciding whether the accused should be tried as a juvenile or an adult, the High Court remanded the matter back to the Special Court for a fresh inquiry specifically to ascertain the accurate age of both the alleged offender and the victim.

The Court stressed that the age determination is not a mere formality — it directly affects the jurisdiction, the nature of trial, and sentencing.

Key points from the judgment:

Section 34 POCSO Act gives Special Courts the authority to determine the age.

If there’s any doubt or dispute regarding age, a proper inquiry must be conducted.

Relying solely on school records or superficial certificates without proper inquiry is not enough.

The High Court’s decision reinforces that in sensitive cases involving minors, proper procedural safeguards must be followed meticulously to ensure justice for both the victim

and the accused.

The State Human Rights Commission was constituted in the state of Tamil Nadu on 17.4.1997 in accordance with the powers conferred on the State under section-21 of the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993. Tamil Nadu is one of the very few States which has constituted a Commission for the Human Rights.

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This Commission was constituted in accordance with the powers conferred on the State under section-21 of the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993 (Central Act 10 of 1994) the exercise the powers conferred upon and perform the functions assigned to it provided under this Act.

Tamil Nadu is one of the very few States which has constituted a Commission for the Human Rights.

It would not be out of place to mention that India was a party to the International covenant on civil and political rights and the international covenant to Economic, Social and Cultural rights, both of which were adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on 16th December 1966 and the rights embodied in those covenants stood substantially protected by the Constitution of India. Having regard to this, and to the changing social realities and emerging trends in t nature of crime and violence, it had been considered essential to review the existing laws a procedure and the system of administration with a view to bringing about greater efficiency and transparency, the Government of India constituted National Human Rights Commission 12th October 1993 and for the same reasons and objects and with a view to provide easy a close access to the needy victims of violation, the State Human Rights Commission was constituted in the state of Tamil Nadu on 17.4.1997. At the time of constitution, Tamil Nadu was the fifth State to form this Commission, the others being the States of West Bengal, Madhya Pradesh, Assam and Himachal Pradesh. Two other States Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir have since constituted the State Commission.

As under section 21 of the above Act, the Government in its order in G.O.Ms. 1465 1466 Public (L&O) Dept. dated 20.12.1996, Constituted the State Human Rights Commission with the following members:

a) A Chairperson who has been a Chief Justice of the High Court.

(b) One member who is or has been a judge of the High Court.

(c) One Member who is or has been a judge of the District Court.

(d) Two members to be appointed from amongst persons having knowledge of or practical experience, in matters relating to human rights.

(e) One Secretary not below the rank of the Secretary to Government who shall be the ( Executive Officer of the State Commission.

In accordance with section 22 of the Act, the Chairperson and Members of the Commission were appointed by the Governor on the basis or the recommendations of the Committee comprising the Chief Minister as the Chairperson and the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly the Minister in charge of the Dept. of Home, Leader of Opposition in the Legislative Assembly as Members.

In accordance with section 26 of the Act, the State Government has notified the salaries ; allowances payable to the Chairperson and Members of the Commission as also the terms and conditions of their services in its order in G.O.Ms.No. 1465, Public (L&O) dated 20.12.1996.

In exercise of the powers conferred on it by Section 10 (2) of the Act, the Commission has issued regulations, governing the procedures to be followed in the conduct of its business and the same have been duly notified in the Government Gazette.

It may also be seen from the provisions of the section 27 of the Protection of Human Rights Act 1993, that the Commission will be equipped with an Investigative wing, Technical Wing and a Scientific wing and, in effect, Section 27 1 (b) and 2 reads as follows:

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