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The Central Reserve Police Force has initiated an internal inquiry after three individuals were hospitalized with pellet gun injuries following the July 20 march toward Parliament.
Delhi Police have transferred the probe into 10 FIRs related to the July 20 CJP Parliament march violence to the Special Cell and Crime Branch, blocked 480 social media handles, and deployed AI-powered facial recognition surveillance vans at Jantar Mantar.
Delhi Police ACP Vivek Bhagat and ACP Jai Prakash recounted their accounts of sustaining injuries during clashes near Jantar Mantar and Tolstoy Marg, as police lodged an FIR charging unknown persons with attempt to murder.
Delhi Police removed Additional DCP (North East) Sandeep Lamba from the Jantar Mantar protest site on Wednesday after videos showed him allegedly slapping a female protester during the CJP-led demonstration on Monday. The incident was flagged in the Delhi High Court the same day.
Sahil Lochab, a 19-year-old Delhi Police exam aspirant from Najafgarh, was admitted to the AIIMS Trauma Centre after suffering pellet injuries during the CJP Sansad Chalo march on July 20.
The Delhi High Court issued notices to the Centre, Delhi Police, and the NHRC on petitions alleging excessive police force during the July 20 CJP march, ordering authorities to preserve CCTV footage.
Delhi Police said it registered an FIR after RAF personnel were allegedly assaulted near Jantar Mantar; no arrests had been made when Indian Express reported the case.
A pile of footwear left behind during the July 20 Sansad March crackdown has turned into an impromptu memorial at Jantar Mantar.
Delhi Police sets up 20 dedicated teams to probe 10 FIRs linked to the CJP Sansad Chalo march, scanning encrypted chats, CCTV footage, and mobile data.
Indian Express reported that Delhi Police directed personnel deployed at Jantar Mantar to report in uniform only, after videos showed men in civilian clothes carrying police lathis during the CJP protest.
Protestors at Jantar Mantar are using memes, Bollywood references, and satire to demand paper leak investigations and the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
Over 12,000 protesters filled Jantar Mantar and surrounding avenues on July 22, leading to fresh clashes, stone-pelting, and tear gas deployment near Tolstoy Marg.
The Supreme Court declined an urgent hearing on a plea challenging alleged police action against student protesters at Jantar Mantar. CJI Justice Surya Kant remarked: "Don't waste our time."
The Cockroach Janta Party did not appear out of thin air. It traces back to a specific contempt plea in the Supreme Court, a remark by the Chief Justice of India, and the 48 hours that followed. Here is the public record.