The Rapid Action Force chief highlighted deviations from prescribed standards in crowd control methods during CJP's Sansad Chalo march on June 20.
Three protesters suffered pellet gun injuries
Jul 26, 2026
09:54 am
What's the storyThe Rapid Action Force (RAF) chief has reportedly admitted that the "force gradient" used for crowd control during the CJP's Sansad Chalo march on June 20 was not up to standard, according to The Indian Express.
The admission came after an internal review revealed major operational failings, including three protesters suffering pellet gun injuries.
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