Archive · 21 Jul 2026
Delhi Police Deny Pellet Gun Use in Parliament Protest
The Delhi Police have denied using pellet and stun guns during a recent protest near the Parliament.
Some people, including political leaders and protesters, have said that these weapons were used.
The police have denied these claims and advised the public to verify facts through official sources.
There has been a lot of discussion about how the security personnel handled the protest.
The police also warned that legal action will be taken against those spreading misinformation.
Delhi Police deny using pellet and stun guns during the Parliament protest.
Allegations of pellet and stun gun use were made by protesters and political leaders.
The police have stated that such reports are false and misleading.
The police urged people not to share unverified content and advised verifying facts through official sources.
The event has sparked discussions about the use of force during demonstrations.
- Who
- Delhi Police, Protesters, Political Leaders
- What
- Denial of pellet and stun gun use during Parliament protest
- When
- July 21, 2023
- Where
- Delhi, India
- Why
- To clarify the methods used by security personnel during the demonstrations
Protesters and Political Leaders
Delhi Police
Use of Pellet Guns
Protesters and Political Leaders
Alleged that pellet guns were used during the protest.
Delhi Police
Officially denied the use of pellet guns.
Use of Stun Guns
Protesters and Political Leaders
Claimed that Rapid Action Force (RAF) used electric stun guns.
Delhi Police
Denied the use of electric stun guns.
- Event
- Chalo Sansad march
- Allegations
- Use of pellet and stun guns by security personnel
- Police Response
- Denied the use of pellet and stun guns
- Source
- Delhi Police
- Context
- Intense debate over methods used during demonstrations
- Injuries
- 186 injured, 89 of them policemen
