On January 14, the Delhi Police got a few Âadmonitory lessons from Tis Hazari judge Kamini Lau. 바카라Have you read the Constitution?바카라 Lau asked, as she tore into them for arresting Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad in connection with anti-CAA Âprotests, and for behaving as if 바카라Jama Masjid is in Pakistan바카라. (She granted him bail the next day바카라although clouding the trail a bit by telling him to stay off Delhi and not 바카라interfere바카라 in its elections.) The focus here, however, is not Azad. It바카라s how the police바카라as an institution, as the most visible instrument of law바카라seem all too often to Âoccupy a space far away from the ideal. Which is, working for the citizenry, securing their pursuit of legal freedoms in a hugely unequal, violent society. Something else Judge Lau said바카라that Section 144 of the CrPC cannot be used as an instrument of repression바카라offers a clue. The structure of power in which the police are embedded is still that of the colonial era, where the people are seen as the enemy.