Archive · 23 Jul 2026
Delhi Police Expands Probe into Protest Violence
The Delhi Police are investigating the violence that happened during a protest at Jantar Mantar.
They are looking at videos and other digital evidence to find out who was involved in the violence.
The police think that some people who were not regular protesters might have caused trouble.
They are also checking if these people attacked police officers and damaged public property.
The police are using special techniques to identify these people and are holding meetings to review the situation.
The protest site is currently peaceful, but nearly 200 police officers have been injured.
The police have registered 12 cases so far and plan to register more as they find more evidence.
Delhi Police are expanding their probe into the violence during the ongoing CJP protest.
They are analyzing CCTV footage, drone videos, and other digital evidence to identify attackers.
Police believe outsiders and habitual offenders infiltrated the protests and contributed to the violence.
Nearly 200 police personnel have been injured, including several senior officers.
12 FIRs have been registered so far, with more expected as evidence is examined.
- Who
- Delhi Police and protest organizers
- What
- Expansion of probe into protest violence
- When
- July 23
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- To identify and prosecute those involved in violent acts during the protests
Protest Organizers
Delhi Police
Role of Outsiders
Protest Organizers
Protest organizers claim that the violence was instigated by outsiders and not the regular protesters.
Delhi Police
Delhi Police believe that outsiders and habitual offenders infiltrated the protests and contributed to the violence.
Use of Digital Evidence
Protest Organizers
Protest organizers argue that the use of digital evidence may infringe on the privacy rights of protesters.
Delhi Police
Delhi Police maintain that the use of digital evidence is necessary to identify and prosecute those involved in violent acts.
- Date
- July 23
- Location
- New Delhi
- Protest Site
- Jantar Mantar
- Injured Police Personnel
- Nearly 200
- FIRs Registered
- 12