Archive · 30 Jul 2026
Court Orders Records, PM Meets Security Chiefs, Rain Alert Issued
A court told the Indian government to give it documents about how police used pellet guns at a protest in Delhi.
The police are now filing a chargesheet and the case will go to a fast‑track court.
The Prime Minister met with top ministers, defence officials, and the National Security Advisor to talk about security.
The chief of the CRPF told his soldiers to keep doing their jobs safely.
The weather office warned that very heavy rain could hit parts of Mumbai, especially Palghar, so people should be careful.
Court orders Centre to produce records on alleged pellet‑gun use at Jantar Mantar protests
Investigation filed chargesheet, case to move to fast‑track court
Prime Minister chaired high‑level meeting with top ministers, defence officials and National Security Advisor Ajit Doval
CRPF chief urged personnel to continue duties without fear amid crowd‑control scrutiny
Indian Meteorological Department issued orange alert for Palghar, forecasting very heavy rainfall in Mumbai region
- Who
- Centre, Prime Minister, CRPF chief, farmers, Indian Meteorological Department
- What
- Court orders records on pellet‑gun allegations, high‑level security meeting, CRPF urging, farmer protest, rainfall alert
- When
- July 30, 2024
- Where
- Jantar Mantar (Delhi), Monsoon Session (India), Palghar (Mumbai Metropolitan Region)
- Why
- To investigate police use of pellet guns, discuss security and crowd‑control, address farmer procurement grievances, and warn of heavy rainfall
- Court action on pellet guns
- Centre ordered to produce records
- High‑level meeting
- Chaired by Prime Minister
- CRPF chief statement
- Urged personnel to continue duties
- Farmers' discontent
- Procurement policies causing political challenge
- Rainfall alert
- Orange alert for Palghar, heavy rain forecast