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‘Dragged, pushed, bitten’: Delhi ACP sounds alarm over treatment of women cops at protests

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TOI DelhiOctober 7, 20261 min read
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‘Dragged, pushed, bitten’: Delhi ACP sounds alarm over treatment of women cops at protests

Delhi Police ACP Arshdeep Singh has reported concerning behavior directed at officers amid ongoing protests. He noted that women police personnel have been dragged, manhandled, and assaulted by protesters. Singh emphasized that senior officers are being targeted to demoralize the police force during their duties. Furthermore, he mentioned the use of body-worn cameras to record i

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