India, April 4 -- When a high-profile murder occurs, it sends shockwaves through society. The immediate reaction is one of fear, anger, and uncertainty. People look to the police for answers, but law enforcement often finds itself caught in a complex web of pressure. Every move they make is scrutinized, and any delay or mistake fuels suspicions of bias or inefficiency. The police, facing the strain of maintaining law and order, struggle to balance public expectations with the need for a thorough and fair investigation. A rushed response could lead to errors, while delays lead to accusations of negligence or favouritism.
The recent murder of BJP leader Anil Tiger in Kanke, Ranchi, illustrated this pattern vividly. As soon as news of the kil...