The findings by the UK coroner are a serious blow to the credibility of Goa police who have been thoroughly exposed as lacking in ethics & morality They are like the auto drivers who flout every traffic rule while driving. I think the Goa police will break any rule for the sake of money ! Who will trust them next time ? They are a national shame.
RE:RE:Goa police has no moral fibre !
by Arup Gupta on Apr 16, 2008 08:01 AM Permalink
This is not the problem with Goa Police, but the entire Police administration in the country has a big credibility problem. Constant political pressure and rising workload is sucking out the efficiency and skill of the force. We Indians have to protest and force the Government to entirely frame new administrative laws to handle the police system. Otherwise this force will become a worthless burden on the hard earned tax payers money.
RE:Goa police has no moral fibre !
by Sid Justice on Apr 16, 2008 10:30 AM Permalink
Dude.. it would take another 60 years for our government to come up with new administrative laws to handle the police system. Do you think that the government is even bothered about the law and order situation in the country?? They only make a fuss when its time for elections and they need votes. If our ministers had a little common sense, they would have brought out new policies 20 years ago to check official malpractices.
RE:Goa police has no moral fibre !
by Anand YNI on Apr 16, 2008 09:23 AM Permalink
Dear Kumar,
You need a crash course on how the autopsies are conducted and why do they remove several organs at the time of autopsy. Remember this case has assumed international importance and the doctors will not take it lightly. Otherwise, you (& all others like you) will be as ignorant as ever. Do not think that the police or the doctors will ever steal the organs of a rotten corpse!!
RE:Goa police has no moral fibre !
by SS Kumar on Apr 16, 2008 10:10 AM Permalink
Dear Anand,
You need a basic course in morality, If the Goa police removed the organs, why could they not come clean upfront and claim to have done so, in their report instead of the UK coroner coming up with this stark finding. Perhaps, you can arrange for a crash course in professionalism for your Goa police brethren.
