Retired Police Officers Demand 'Balanced' Narrative On Parliament March Violence

Force being unfairly portrayed: Retired cops defend police over student protest

Retired Delhi Police personnel have defended the force's handling of the July 20 march to Parliament. They say criticism has ignored 128 injured policemen, crowd-control procedures and service rules.

Retired Police Officers Back Delhi Police Over July 20 Protest: Injured Personnel Being Ignored

<p>New Delhi, Jul 31 (PTI) A group of retired police officers on Friday defended the Delhi Police's handling of the July 20 march to Parliament, saying the conversation around the violence had become "one-sided" and failed to acknowledge injuries suffered by policemen.</p> <p>Addressing a press conference at the Press Club of India, the Delhi Police Retired Non-Gazetted Officers' Association expressed solidarity with serving personnel and their …

Retired police officers demand 'balanced' narrative on Parliament march violence

New Delhi, Jul 31 (PTI) A group of retired police officers on Friday defended the Delhi Police’s handling of the July 20 march to Parliament, saying the conversation around the violence had become “one-sided” and failed to acknowledge injuries suffered by policemen. Addressing a press conference at the Press Club of India, the Delhi Police […]

'We are not against students, but who attacked us?': Retired ACP on July 20 CJP protest

Retired ACP KP Kukreti defended police actions during the July 20 protest violence. He stated that all members of an unlawful assembly are legally accountable for its actions. Kukreti explained police had limited options to prevent a Parliament security breach. He noted officers are empowered to use proportionate force when lives are threatened. The police response aimed to protect public property and institutions like Parliament.

Zambia : NGOCC Presses Police Over Perceived Bias In Election Violence Cases

NGOCC urges police impartiality as concerns mount over election violence The Non-Governmental Gender Organisations Coordinating Council has called on the Zambia Police Service to reflect on public perception that it is handling election-related violence with bias. NGOCC board publicity secretary Liya Mitaba raised the concern at a press briefing. She said the council remained equally […]