Supreme Court forms High-Powered Enquiry Committee to investigate violence during student protests

Supreme Court forms High-Powered Enquiry Committee to investigate violence during student protests

Supreme Court establishes high-powered committee to investigate police violence during student protests, ensuring accountability and constitutional rights.

Ex-Supreme Court judge from Andhra Pradesh to lead Jantar Mantar protest panel

The Supreme Court has tasked the committee with inquiring into other issues arising from the July 20 protests and the police crackdown.

Supreme Court Sets Up Panel To Probe Cop Action, Violence During NEET Protests

The top court has directed that allegations of harassment and molestation - particularly those involving female protesters - be treated as a priority. Additionally, an inquiry will be conducted into the serious and severe injuries sustained by protesters during police action.

Supreme Court sets up high-powered committee to investigate police action against student protesters

The committee will examine allegations including excessive use of pellet guns, electric batons, lathi charges and tear gas, alleged violence against protesters, police surveillance, the proportionality of crowd-control measures and the provision of medical assistance and compensation to victims.

NEET protests: SC sets up 5-member panel to probe excessive use of force by cops on students

India News: NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Thursday constituted a 5-member High-Powered Enquiry Committee to examine the allegations of excessive use of force by.

SC panel to probe police excesses, violence, harassment of women in NEET protests

The Supreme Court has formed a High-Powered Committee headed by former SC judge Justice R Subhash Reddy to probe police excesses and violence during last month’s Delhi student protests. The panel will also examine alleged violence by protesters, targeted violence, harassment and molestation of women protesters, and whether police used force lawfully and proportionately.