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Himachal High Court flags missing FIR in Kullu rave-party probe
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The Kullu probe will intensify if the Supreme Court presses for the missing FIR and asks why transfers replaced enforcement.

This is a sharp institutional embarrassment for the state and could become a broader test of enforcement in tourist districts.

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This is a sharp institutional embarrassment for the state and could become a broader test of enforcement in tourist districts.

Curated summary

The Himachal Pradesh High Court has said the FIR it ordered to probe possible official collusion in Kullu rave parties was apparently not registered. The case stems from a PIL over alleged drug use and high fees at parties in Kasol, Jibhi and Manali. With the Supreme Court due to hear the matter on August 10, the court’s concern now centers on whether the state’s response is real or merely procedural.

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Himachal High Court flags missing FIR in Kullu rave-party probe

The bench says the FIR it ordered appears not to have been registered, raising fresh questions over whether the inquiry is moving at all.

Indian Express·1h ago
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