Man Alleges Police Excesses at CJP Protest, Moves Supreme Court

A man who disrupted a food distribution event at Jantar Mantar has filed a complaint alleging police excesses, including the use of pellet guns and iron rods, during a CJP protest, and has subsequently moved the Supreme Court.

29 Jul, 02:13 — 29 Jul, 02:13

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Times of IndiaMostly Factual28d ago

'Kidnapped, questioned, abandoned': Man who disturbed food at Jantar Mantar moves SC

Junaid Malik approached the Supreme Court alleging police kidnapping and questioning. He claims police sought details about food supply funds for the protest. Delhi and UP police allegedly harassed his family members for his support. Advocate Prashant Bhushan presented the allegations to the Chief Justice of India. The court's scrutiny is sought to prevent state machinery intimidation.

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'Kidnapped, questioned, abandoned': Man who disturbed food at Jantar Mantar moves SC

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Man Alleges Police Excesses at CJP Protest, Moves Supreme Court

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'Kidnapped, questioned, abandoned': Man who disturbed food at Jantar Mantar moves SC

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'Kidnapped, questioned, abandoned': Man who disturbed food at Jantar Mantar moves SC

‘Use of pellet gun, iron rod’: Complaint claims ‘police excesses’ at CJP protest

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