Mumbai, July 16 -- Coming down heavily on the Maharashtra police for registering FIRs on complaints filed by people who have no direct connection with alleged irregularities in the appointment of teachers, non-teaching staff and the issuance of Shalarth IDs, Bombay High Court has observed that police officials, despite being public servants, appeared to be acting as if they were "real lords with law under them."A division bench of Acting Chief Justice Ravindra V. Ghuge and Justice Gautam A. Ankhad expressed displeasure over the police action, saying that criminal cases were being registered on complaints made by "strangers" without checking whether they had any legal right to raise such issues."The remarks came during the hearing of petitio...