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Journalists demonstrated till late Saturday night outside the Parliament Street police station near Jantar Mantar.
A female journalist has accused a Delhi Police officer of misbehavior at Jantar Mantar in Delhi. The woman claims that while detaining AISA President Neha Bora, ACP Vivek Bhagat hit her on the chest and pushed her and ran away from there.
At around 11 pm, Cockroach Janata Party founder Abhijeet Deepke shared the video of the female journalist. In the video, the woman says that she has been sitting there for 3 and a half hours, but till now the FIR is not being registered. Hundreds of journalists sat on a dharna outside the Parliament Street police station demanding registration of FIR.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi sought answers from Home Minister Amit Shah on X. He said- Women and students all over Delhi are worried about their safety and are doing Satyagraha. Delhi Police is under the Home Ministry. Amit Shah should answer.
CJP demanded arrest of ACP
CJP posted on social media saying that the people who are responsible for the safety of women are now refusing to even listen to their complaints.
The organization wrote- Police should take action against ACP, and not refuse to register the woman’s complaint.
Protestors reached Jantar Mantar for the second consecutive day, around 200 detained
Protestors reached Jantar Mantar for the second consecutive day on Saturday demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. These included people associated with student organizations and civil society including AISA.
During this period, about 200 protesters were detained by the police. The protesters arrived marching from Patel Chowk towards Jantar Mantar. Police and paramilitary forces had set up barricades and deployed additional personnel to prevent people from reaching Jantar Mantar.
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Policemen detained AISA national president Neha Bora.
The police were seen picking up the protesters from the windows of the buses and putting them inside.
The protesters broke the barricades. He also had a scuffle with the police.
During the demonstration, the police also detained social activist Yogendra Yadav.
Delhi Police personnel were seen carrying many protesters by their hands and legs.
Nearly 1,000 people were detained on Friday
Earlier on September 2, around 1,000 people were detained during the protests in and around Jantar Mantar. Later many of these people were released. Delhi Police registered at least 3 FIRs regarding Friday’s protest. Of these, 2 were registered at Parliament Street and 1 at Connaught Place police station.
In the cases, sections related to disobedience of orders, obstruction in government work and assault or use of criminal force to stop a government employee from duty have been imposed. Before the demonstration, prohibitory orders under section 163 of BNSS were in force in New Delhi district. There was a ban on gathering of 5 or more people, procession, demonstration and dharna without written permission.
Questions on Election Commission regarding SIR
This demonstration is taking place in Delhi after a report by Indian Express regarding the Election Commission came out. The report said that Election Commissioners Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi had raised objections on record at least 14 times on SIR-related decisions and orders in the last 10 months.
According to the report, both the officers had said that these decisions and orders were issued without their knowledge or recommendation. Questions are being raised on the Election Commission after the objections of both the Election Commissioners regarding the SIR process.
The Commission has said that different opinions and comments are normal during discussion in any institution. EC said that all its orders have full legal basis. According to the Commission, these orders have been issued under prescribed legal procedures.
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