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Center-Left Owned by Kasturi & Sons Ltd.‘Very few complaints’ received so far on police brutality during July 20 protests, says Supreme Court
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The Supreme Court on Thursday directed the five‑member High‑Powered Enquiry Committee (HPEC) to submit its fact‑finding report on the July 20 student protests within one month. The panel, set up to investigate allegations of police excesses, has been asked to examine material submitted by victims and probe claims of pellet‑gun use, targeted violence and harassment of women protesters. The court noted that the HPEC had received “very few complaints” of police brutality during those protests.
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The ATR said the lack of complaints from the protesters was despite repeated public notices that the grievances would be maintained confidentially, and would only be accessible to the Chairperson and HPEC members
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The ATR said the lack of complaints from the protesters was despite repeated public notices that the grievances would be maintained confidentially, and would only be accessible to the Chairperson and HPEC members
