Ref: 1. “Cops could get clean chit in custodial death” H.T. 16/9/11
2. My letter ZAK/P/PM/CJ-HCB/HM/LM/CM-M/E/56 dated 20/07/2011.
“Yet another murder of Muslim youth in police custody “
3. My letter ZAK/CJI/P/CJ-HCB/HM/LM/RG/CM-M/E/63 dated 21/08/2011.
“Do Police Personnel are the legal terrorists??????????”.
Dear Sir,
As usual, the shallow enquiry may give clean chit to the police team for the death of Faiz Usmani. My apprehension was right which I expressed in my letter ZAK/CJI/P/CJ-HCB/HM/LM/RG/CM-M/E/63 dated 17/09/2011, instead of CID some central agency should have probed the matter and should bring the culprits to the justice. Because CID is also working under Commissioner of Police Mumbai, and will be unable to track down the hands of officers with highest ranks. Maharashtra Government action of probe is just mimicry. CID will exonerate the hands of Police personnel in the murder of Faize Usmani and due to lack of education and economic backwardness, their family members will have to rely on the CID report.
Cops involved in the death of Faiz Usmani, should not be given clean chit. Circumstantial evidences also be scan. The histopathological report says there is no external mark or injury on the body which does not prove innocent to the police. It is not necessary that Faiz Usmani be physically tortured but he may be mentally tortured he may be exploited for his 17 year son and for his wife. As his brother Afzal Usmani was exploited. He might have tortured mentally up to that extend, that his blood pressure has gone high and he suffered with brain hemorrhage.
Intention of police was malicious. Right to information Act taken out the copy a letter of Afzal Usmani the younger brother of Faize Usmani wrote two years back to a Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime court judge wherein he alleged the crime branch beating him and giving him electric shocks to confess otherwise his brother Faize Usmani one who died in police custody would be booked in any false case.”Now it is the responsibility of inquiry officer to probe the matter with utmost care and without any allurement whatsoever and should not bow in any type of pressure.
Police is behaving like legal terrorists. Police have got license to picked up any body without any warrant and kill an innocent human being without any sin or crime. Which is a kind of terrorism in a legal way. Police officers are not authorised to kill anybody. It is the Judicial Authority to assign the punishment to a culprit, that is also after scrutinizing full circumstances. If circumstantial evidences are not favoring the person then court is also not authorised to give him corporal punishment or even simple punishment.
Maharashtra Government ordered for the CID inquiry for his death of Faize Usmani. It is very ironical; Government have not taken any action on the police party as a token of the first information. Sack and terminate all the police personnel with immediate effect involved in the murder of Faize Usmani upto when probe is continue. If found guilty in the probe charge them U/A 302 of Indian Penal Code, & hanged until death according to historic Judgement passed by the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India on 13/04/2011.
Instead of CID some central agency should have probe the matter and should bring the culprits to the justice. Because CID is also working under Commissioner of Police Mumbai, and will be unable to track down the hands of officers with highest ranks. Maharashtra Government action of probe is just mimicry. CID will exonerate the hands of Police personnel in the murder of Faize Usmani and due to lack of education and economic backwardness, their family members will have to rely on the CID report.
It is prayed:-
a. Sack and terminated the police team for unauthorised detention of Faize Usmani as the Chembur Crime Branch was not authorised for inquire to Faize
b. Probe of the custodial death of Faize Usmani be given to any central agency.
c. Ad-entrime compensation be fixed for the family of Faize Usmani.
d. Appoint any member of the family in police force.
Thanking you,
Yours faithfully,
Zuber Ahmed Khan
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