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Watch: The Hindu Editorial: Police Brutality was on public display at the Jantar Mantar protests
The Supreme Court will hear petitions alleging police excesses during the student protests in Delhi on July 27. Viral videos show alleged instances of baton charges, assaults on women, pellet injuries, and unidentified individuals attacking protesters. Questions are also being raised over the use of force, accountability, and the protection of peaceful demonstrators. This video examines the allegations, the legal developments, and why the case has reignited concerns over police conduct during protests in India.
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