Shocking Police Orders: RAF Fires on Protesters in Delhi
A police document reveals that the Rapid Action Force fired on protesters in Delhi under orders from a cop, raising serious accountability questions.
Shocking Police Orders: RAF Fires on Protesters in Delhi
In a disturbing turn of events, a police document has revealed that the Rapid Action Force (RAF) fired on protesters in Delhi, reportedly following orders from a Delhi police officer. The diary entry details the use of 55 non-electric shells, 15 electric shells, five tear smoke grenades, and two rounds from anti-riot guns against demonstrators at Jantar Mantar.
This blatant use of force against civilians raises critical questions about the accountability of law enforcement in India. Why were such extreme measures taken against peaceful protesters? Who is responsible for these orders, and what actions will be taken against those involved?
As citizens demand answers, the incident starkly highlights the urgent need for greater oversight of police conduct and protection of citizens' rights during protests. The government must address these concerns to restore public trust and ensure that such abuses do not happen again.
As reported by NDTV, the chilling details of this incident call for immediate scrutiny and action from higher authorities to prevent future occurrences of state violence against its own people.
Source: NDTV
