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Delhi Police Describe Alleged Assaults During Congress-Led SIR Protest

Delhi Police Describe Alleged Assaults During Congress-Led SIR Protest
'Kicked, Punched & Pulled Down': Delhi Cops Recount Ordeal During Congress-Led SIR Protest | Videos · freepressjournal.in

Delhi Police officers said they were hurt while trying to manage a protest led by Congress and the INDIA bloc.

Some officers told IANS that people kicked, punched, or pulled them down.

One officer said he had warned protesters that they could not gather there because Section 163 was in force.

Another officer alleged that people at the protest helped his attacker get away.

A woman officer said she was injured while police detained legislators at Akashvani Bhavan.

The article says Delhi Police filed several police complaints, called FIRs, about alleged attacks on officers.

These are accounts and allegations reported by the officers and the article.

It does not include a response from Congress or the protesters.

Key facts

Protest issue
The Election Commission's Special Intensive Revision (SIR)
Police personnel quoted
Deependra Sandhu, Bhupendra Ahlawat, and Seema
Alleged acts
Kicking, punching, pulling officers down, and other alleged manhandling
Restriction mentioned
Section 163 was said by Sandhu to be in force in the area
Location cited by Seema
Akashvani Bhavan
Police action
Reports cited in the article said Delhi Police lodged multiple FIRs
Timing reported
The article describes events on Tuesday and Wednesday, without calendar dates

Quotes

Bhupendra Ahlawat

Delhi Police head constable who said he was attacked during the protest.

“It is our duty to follow the instructions given by our officers. At that time, we do not pay attention to whether we are getting injured. I realised only later that I had been injured. This happened at Akashvani Bhavan, when we were detaining the legislators.”
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“I am the one who was kicked. They intentionally and deliberately pulled me from behind by my waist and made me fall.”
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