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HPEC received 'very few complaints' of police brutality during July 20 protests, says Supreme Court

HPEC received 'very few complaints' of police brutality during July 20 protests, says Supreme Court

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The Supreme Court said that only a very small number of victims of the July NEET protests’ violence approached the High‑Powered Enquiry Committee, with the panel receiving just one complainant in person despite notices published in 149 newspapers across India. The court permitted the committee to examine materials already submitted by petitioners before the Court and gave it one month to submit its report on the protest violence.

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New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Wednesday said that very few victims of the violence during the July NEET protests had approached the High-Powered Enquiry Committee (HPEC) with complaints, and permitted the panel to examine materials already submitted by petitioners before the Court on behalf of the…

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HPEC received 'very few complaints' of police brutality during July 20 protests, says Supreme Court

New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Wednesday said that very few victims of the violence during the July NEET protests had approached the High-Powered Enquiry Committee (HPEC) with complaints, and permitted the panel to examine materials already submitted by petitioners before the Court on behalf of the…

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