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Rapid Action Force Bans Pellet Guns, Shock Weapons in Delhi
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The Rapid Action Force has banned the use of pellet guns and shock weapons in Delhi, following widespread outrage over their use. The decision comes after the force was criticized for its handling of protests in the city.
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Rapid Action Force Bans Pellet Guns, Shock Weapons in Delhi
The Rapid Action Force has banned the use of pellet guns and shock weapons in Delhi, following widespread outrage over their use. The decision comes after the force was criticized for its handling of protests in the city. The ban is seen as a significant step towards improving the force's handling of protests. The move is expected to reduce the risk of injury to protesters. The Rapid Action Force has been at the center of controversy over its use of force in handling protests.
After Outrage, Rapid Action Force Bans Pellet Guns, Shock Weapons In Delhi: Sources
Sources said the Inspector General told RAF personnel and officers that the "excessive use of force" during the protest at the Jantar Mantar was "unjustified".
After Outrage, Rapid Action Force Bans Pellet Guns, Shock Weapons In Delhi: Sources
Sources said the Inspector General told RAF personnel and officers that the "excessive use of force" during the protest at the Jantar Mantar was "unjustified".
After Outrage, Rapid Action Force Bans Pellet Guns, Shock Weapons In Delhi: Sources
Sources said the Inspector General told RAF personnel and officers that the "excessive use of force" during the protest at the Jantar Mantar was "unjustified".
CJP Threatens Legal Action Against Delhi Police for Excessive Force
The Cockroach Janata Party has threatened to take legal action against Delhi Police officials who used excessive force against students during a protest against the NEET paper leak. The party met with the Delhi Police commissioner to discuss the issue. The party's spokesperson, Saurav Das, stated that they had made it clear that they would take legal action against every official who used excessive force against students during the protest. The protest was called off after the education minister's resignation and the fulfillment of the remaining demands.
Delhi Police Deny Using Pellet Guns Against Protesters, Reviving Debate on Non-Lethal Weapons
The Delhi Police have denied using pellet guns against protesters marching to Parliament, but allegations against the Rapid Action Force revive the debate on non-lethal weapons and the law on dispersing an unlawful assembly. At least one protester sustained pellet gun injuries during the July 20 march. The incident has sparked a debate on the use of non-lethal weapons by law enforcement agencies in India. The Rapid Action Force is a specialized unit of the Delhi Police that is trained to handle crowd control situations. The force has been accused of using excessive force against protesters in the past. The use of pellet guns has been a contentious issue in India, with many human rights groups opposing their use. The Indian government has not issued any clear guidelines on the use of non-lethal weapons, leaving it to the discretion of law enforcement agencies. The incident has raised questions about the need for clear guidelines on the use of non-lethal weapons in India.
Delhi Police Files Attempt to Murder Charge Against CJP Protesters
The Delhi Police has filed an FIR against CJP protesters, alleging that they attacked personnel with the intention of killing them. The FIR invokes 13 charges, including attempt to murder. The police have also alleged that the protesters breached security barricades and vandalized public property. The CJP has denied the allegations, stating that the police used excessive force against the protesters. The development is a significant escalation of the crisis, and it remains to be seen how it will impact the ongoing protests.
RAF chief admits use of ‘excessive force’. Force bars pellet guns, electric shock weapons at Jantar Mantar
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Delhi Cops Add Attempt to Murder Charge in CJP Protest Violence Case
Delhi Police has added an attempt to murder charge in the case related to the violence during the CJP protest in central Delhi on July 20. Thousands of protesters had converged on the area, leading to clashes with the police. The police have registered the first FIR in the case, booking protesters under serious charges. The move comes amid reports of violence during the protest.
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