In it's statement, the AHRC said that "Saini's case indicates the policing policy of the Indian state. It also strongly suggests that in India, accountability is a selective quotient, applied with discrimination; it depends on from whom the accountability of action and inaction is sought".

In it's statement, the AHRC said that "Saini's case indicates the policing policy of the Indian state. It also strongly suggests that in India, accountability is a selective quotient, applied with discrimination; it depends on from whom the accountability of action and inaction is sought".