Politics · India · 5 hrs ago
Supreme Court panel opens portal for complaints over July NEET protest violence
A Supreme Court-appointed panel has opened a complaints portal for people affected by violence during anti-NEET paper leak protests in July 2026.
The protests took place at Jantar Mantar in Delhi and at other locations outside the city.
The panel is examining the incidents and will give priority to pellet gun use, targeted violence and harassment of female protesters, as well as excessive force and property damage by either side.
People affected, including police officers deployed at protest sites, can upload complaints, representations and other material.
Complainants can keep their identities confidential if they wish.
People can also submit material in person, by post or by email to the panel in New Delhi.
A Supreme Court-appointed panel has opened a web portal for complaints about violence during July 2026 anti-NEET paper leak protests.
People affected, including police personnel deployed at protest sites, can submit complaints and representations.
The panel will examine incidents at Jantar Mantar in Delhi and at places outside Delhi.
It will give priority to allegations involving pellet guns, targeted violence and harassment of female protesters, and excessive violence and property destruction by either side.
Complainants can request that their identities be kept confidential.
- Who
- The Supreme Court-appointed high-powered enquiry committee and people affected by the protest violence.
- What
- The panel has opened a portal to receive complaints, representations and information.
- When
- The incidents took place in July 2026. The portal was reported as launched on October 17, 2026.
- Where
- The protests included Jantar Mantar in Delhi and places outside Delhi.
- Why
- The panel is investigating aspects of the protest violence, with priority given to specified allegations including pellet gun use and harassment of female protesters.
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The Supreme Court issued an order listing issues for the panel to examine.
The Supreme Court issued a further order listing issues for the panel to examine.
The panel was reported to have launched its complaints portal.
- Portal
- hpec.nic.in
- Incidents under inquiry
- July 2026
- Delhi location
- Jantar Mantar
- Physical submissions
- Shiksha Sadan, 17, Rouse Avenue Institutional Area, New Delhi 110002
- In-person submission hours
- 1400 to 1600 on working days
- [email protected]