A government hospital confirmed pellet injuries on a protester at Jantar Mantar, contradicting Delhi Police's denial of using pellet guns during the July 20 student demonstration.
Delhi Police has denied using pellet guns
Jul 24, 2026
01:03 pm
What's the storyA 28-year-old man suffered pellet injuries during the July 20 Jantar Mantar protest, according to a government hospital report, contradicting the Delhi Police's assertion that its personnel did not use pellet guns against student demonstrators.
The patient was treated at Safdarjung Hospital for "pellet wounds" on his right elbow and back.
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