The picture of the policeman in prominent Indian silver screen has barely changed throughout the decades. He is either a botching jokester. Or on the other hand, he is degenerate profoundly. The genuine cop who is additionally proficient is elusive - and even he is sure to be in a woefully little minority in a regiment where jokers and evildoers multiply.   

Contrasted with numerous nations the quantity of police faculty per individual in India is very low. Roughly 130 for every 100,000 inhabitants, against around 350 in the United States, Australia, Thailand and Malaysia, more than 550 in Italy, 280 in South Africa and 180 in Japan. The standard recommended by the United Nations is 220 for every 100,000.

Abuse of intensity has been an uncontrolled issue not simply constrained to police drive but rather every wing of govt hardware. Be that as it may, it's being felt more for the general population on account of police drive. 

Better legitimate instruction among the most reduced levels of police powers about individuals' rights and constitution. It is by all accounts dismissed by the specialists because of the dread of requests from seniors being much of the time addressed by their subordinates.

Better mindfulness among individuals about their rights both protected and legitimate

India has one of the most minimal thicknesses of police powers (staff/population). This prompts an impossible workload on the current units for wrongdoing aversion, examination and paper keeping. This prompts weight on them, low assurance lastly winds up police getting to be inconsiderate, irrational and negligent of open concerns.

Computerization of police records-administration and so forth. Will make the framework more straightforward and will help limit abuse of intensity.

A large number of even the higher experts in police lead the general population with a pioneer mentality of persecution. State of mind change from a 'decision body' to a human well disposed of 'administration' would bring a great deal of distinction.