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Kerala Police Association moves High Court against Home dept.’s order restructuring police forums

The Kerala Police Association (KPA) has filed a writ petition in the High Court challenging a recent order by the Additional Chief Secretary (Home) to restructure police associations in the state. The order, issued by Minhaj Alam, seeks to merge the KPA with other police associations, including the Kerala Police Officers' Association (KPOA) and the Kerala Police Senior Officers' Association (KPSOA), altering their memberships and responsibilities. The KPA argues that this restructuring violates constitutional rights and lacks proper justification or consultation. The order would dissolve the KPOA and divide its assets, liabilities, and resources between the KPA and KPSOA. The KPA claims the associations have operated independently since their formation in accordance with government guidelines.

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Kerala Police Association moves High Court against Home dept.’s order restructuring police forums

The Kerala Police Association (KPA) has filed a writ petition in the High Court challenging a recent order by the Additional Chief Secretary (Home) to restructure police associations in the state. The order, issued by Minhaj Alam, seeks to merge the KPA with other police associations, including the Kerala Police Officers' Association (KPOA) and the Kerala Police Senior Officers' Association (KPSOA), altering their memberships and responsibilities. The KPA argues that this restructuring violates constitutional rights and lacks proper justification or consultation. The order would dissolve the KPOA and divide its assets, liabilities, and resources between the KPA and KPSOA. The KPA claims the associations have operated independently since their formation in accordance with government guidelines.

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