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Left Owned by Maktoob MediaNail-fitted batons, pellets and locked exits: People's Tribunal says Delhi Police set out to crush July NEET protests, not disperse them
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The National Union of Postal Employees, representing postman and MTS Group C workers in the Delhi circle, is organising a protest on Wednesday to highlight long‑pending demands and various service‑related problems faced by postman and MTS employees of the Department of Posts.
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A People's Tribunal constituted by retired civil servants has found that the Delhi Police used disproportionate force, including nail-fitted batons, electric batons and pellets, and carried out arbitrary mass detentions that disproportionately targeted students and Muslims during the July 2026…
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CAIT has urged the Delhi Lieutenant Governor to notify designated protest sites to safeguard trade activities. They highlighted the growing disruptions caused by protests and their impact on daily economic life. The traders' body emphasized the need for a balanced solution that respects both the…
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A People's Tribunal constituted by retired civil servants has found that the Delhi Police used disproportionate force, including nail-fitted batons, electric batons and pellets, and carried out arbitrary mass detentions that disproportionately targeted students and Muslims during the July 2026…
