Archive · 28 Jul 2026
Uttarakhand Police Accused of Harassing Family Over Food Aid
A law student named Mohammad Zunaid Mullick has accused the Uttarakhand police of harassing his family because he provided food to protesters at Jantar Mantar in Delhi.
The police raided his ancestral home, took some documents, and questioned his family members.
Mullick believes the police are targeting him because of his support for the protesters and his financial contributions.
The police, however, claim they are investigating the financial sources of the protesters and those supporting them.
Mohammad Zunaid Mullick accused Uttarakhand police of harassing his family for providing food to protesters.
Police raided Mullick's ancestral home and took documents, including bank passbooks and PAN cards.
Mullick's father and sister's father-in-law were taken to the police station but later released.
Mullick believes the police are targeting him because of his support for the protesters.
Police claim they are investigating the financial sources of the protesters and those supporting them.
- Who
- Mohammad Zunaid Mullick, a law student, and his family
- What
- Allegations of harassment by Uttarakhand police over providing food to protesters
- When
- July 23 and the following day
- Where
- Nahal village, Mussoorie, Dehradun district, and Meerut
- Why
- Police are investigating the financial sources of the protesters and those supporting them
Protester's Perspective
Police Perspective
Reason for Harassment
Protester's Perspective
The police are harassing the family because of the student's support for the protesters and his financial contributions.
Police Perspective
The police are investigating the financial sources of the protesters and those supporting them.
- Protester's Name
- Mohammad Zunaid Mullick
- Protest Location
- Jantar Mantar, Delhi
- Duration of Protest Support
- 35 days
- Police Action Date
- July 23
- Police Statement
- Investigating financial sources