From The Assam Tribune
Center Owned by Assam Tribune GroupJantar Mantar violence: Panel gets ‘hardly any’ complaints, SC tells it to press ahead
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The Supreme Court noted that only a few complaints have been filed regarding police brutality during the July 20 protests, despite repeated public notices that grievances would be kept confidential and accessible only to the Chairperson and HPEC members. It directed the high‑powered inquiry committee investigating alleged police excesses in the Cockroach Janta Party‑led protests to submit its first fact‑finding report within a month, highlighting the limited number of complaints received through the online portal.
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The committee has been asked to examine material submitted by victims and probe allegations of pellet gun use, targeted violence and harassment of women protesters
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Panel received one complainant in person despite notices published in 149 newspapers nationwide across India
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The Supreme Court directed a high-powered inquiry committee investigating alleged police excesses during Cockroach Janta Party-led protests to submit its first fact-finding report within a month. Noting the limited complaints received through its online portal, the bench said the panel should…
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Panel received one complainant in person despite notices published in 149 newspapers nationwide across India
