12-01-2008, 09:47 AM
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November 30, 2008
At the Mumbai police headquarters everything was still. A policeman in the media room informed us, "In the evening at 5 pm there is a condolence meeting at the Police Gymkhana on Marine Drive. Please attend."
<b>The JJ mortuary was full of bodies. Outside sat four foreigners. One was from the US embassy. He went in with his colleague to check a body. The attendants brought out a body after the post-mortem on a stretcher, naked.</b> The inspector on duty screamed, "Cover the body!" The attendants rolled the body back into the mortuary.
They returned with the body draped haphazardly and wheeled it into another room. The attendants then hollered: "Raju, photographer, where are you?" Raju could not be found. Every body is photographed so that it helps in identification later.
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Here is another example of lack of professionalism.
November 30, 2008
At the Mumbai police headquarters everything was still. A policeman in the media room informed us, "In the evening at 5 pm there is a condolence meeting at the Police Gymkhana on Marine Drive. Please attend."
<b>The JJ mortuary was full of bodies. Outside sat four foreigners. One was from the US embassy. He went in with his colleague to check a body. The attendants brought out a body after the post-mortem on a stretcher, naked.</b> The inspector on duty screamed, "Cover the body!" The attendants rolled the body back into the mortuary.
They returned with the body draped haphazardly and wheeled it into another room. The attendants then hollered: "Raju, photographer, where are you?" Raju could not be found. Every body is photographed so that it helps in identification later.
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Here is another example of lack of professionalism.