The story so far
CJP March Violence
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In July 2026, a student protest march in Delhi turned violent, leading to police action and injuries. The Supreme Court criticized the probe, allowed pellet guns, and ordered preservation of CCTV footage. Families of injured police officers sought justice, while a CJP leader accused BJP goons of instigating violence.
How it unfolded
15h ago
Retired police officers demand balanced narrative
15h ago
Families of injured cops demand justice
15h ago
Court orders preservation of CCTV footage
2d ago
Supreme Court allows pellet guns in extreme situations
4d ago
Supreme Court says probe meaningless without fixing responsibility
4d ago
CJP launches Saakshi platform to collect evidence
What happened earlier
Latest updates
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Full story →CJP's Saurav Das calls Supreme Court's pellet gun observation 'disgusting' as court says police can use...

CJP's Saurav Das called the Supreme Court's pellet gun observation 'disgusting'.
The Supreme Court said police can use pellet guns in exceptional situations.
Das reacted to the court's observations in a post on X by news agency PTI.
Earlier · 3d ago
Full story →All about CJP's 'Saakshi' platform to help collect proofs from July 20 student protest crackdown at Jantar Mantar

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Earlier · 1d ago
Full story →Police empowered to use pellet guns in exceptional situations: Supreme Court
Supreme Court ruled that police are empowered to use pellet guns in exceptional situations during violent protests.
The Court directed the Centre to preserve the ammunition log of Rapid Action Force deployed at Jantar Mantar.
The Court ordered Delhi government to provide adequate treatment to protesters injured by pellet gun firing.
CRPF analysis stated standard operating procedures and force gradient were followed, including use of pump action gun after lower measures failed.