Supreme Court Forms Panel to Probe Police Action in NEET Protests
India's Supreme Court has established a five-member panel to investigate the alleged excessive use of force by police during NEET protests in Delhi on July 20. The panel will examine the actions of law enforcement and the violence that occurred.
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NEET protests: SC sets up 5-member panel to probe excessive use of force by cops
By ROHITASHWA RANJAN
Read full article →Supreme Court forms panel to examine use of force by police in Delhi's July 20 protest
Scores of students had participated in the CJP-led protest march to Parliament on July 20, seeking the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan and wider exam reforms.
Read full article →Supreme Court Sets Up Panel To Probe Cop Action, Violence During NEET Protests
The top court has directed that allegations of harassment and molestation - particularly those involving female protesters - be treated as a priority. Additionally, an inquiry will be conducted into the serious and severe injuries sustained by protesters during police action.
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