Pull up socks and guarantee security of COVID warriors, Kerala High Court tells police
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By Express News Service
KOCHI: Expressing concern over the assault on a well being employee who was returning dwelling after COVID obligation in Alappuzha district, a Division Bench of the Kerala High Court on Wednesday noticed that the police want to make sure security of COVID warriors.
The courtroom noticed that it was pained by the incident. Considering the service rendered by COVID warriors, society owes an obligation to make sure that they’re protected and evaded hurt. They ought to be shielded from unscrupulous parts who appear to be lurking at midnight ready for his or her likelihood to pounce on the prey. Obviously, the police want to drag up their socks and make sure that the lives of all such warriors are sufficiently protected. This was not an remoted incident, mentioned the courtroom.
“There are such women on the road returning back from duty. If there are anti-social elements regularly tracking their time and movements, then it causes us grave concern. The police should keep vigil to avoid such incidents,” the courtroom noticed.
A Division Bench comprising Justice Devan Ramachandran and Justice Kauser Edappagath made the commentary within the context of a nursing assistant being attacked at Thrikkunnapuzha in Alappuzha district whereas returning dwelling. “Of course it’s a law and order issue. But in the context of the attack suffered by a COVID warrior, we are certain that it finds a place for all considerations in these proceedings also,” mentioned the courtroom.
Senior Government Pleader S Kannan handed over the FIR registered by the police to the courtroom. “It is a quite unfortunate incident. This is an isolated incident, without lowering the seriousness of the issue,” he submitted.
