CJP Protest: SG Defends Delhi Police, Says 'Cops Must Be Heard Too In July 20 Violence Case'
The Supreme Court hearing on the July 20 protest violence witnessed a crucial turn as Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, representing the Delhi Police, defended the
The Supreme Court hearing on the July 20 protest violence witnessed a crucial turn as Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, representing the Delhi Police, defended the police action while acknowledging support for students' concerns. He argued that over 250 police personnel were injured during the violence and cautioned that ignoring their side of the story would demoralize the force.
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