Two women scribes allege Delhi Police beat them with sticks; force denies charges
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Because we're Muslim: 2 women journalists allege assault by Delhi Police; cops deny
Two freelance journalists alleged they were detained and beaten at Saket police station while on assignment. Delhi Police denied the charge as misleading, while political parties and press bodies demanded a probe.
‘Taken to room, beaten’: YouTubers allege assault at Saket police station, cops deny
Two women YouTubers allege police personnel beat them at Saket police station. Police deny these allegations, stating the women obstructed a security route. The women reportedly argued and manhandled a pregnant officer during the incident. They were taken to the station but allowed to leave shortly after. Police maintain the women were not restrained and chose not to depart.
Two Women Journalists Allege Delhi Police Assault Turned Worse After Muslim Identity Was Revealed
New Delhi: A serious controversy has erupted in the national capital after two women journalists alleged that they were physically assaulted by Delhi Police personnel and that the alleged violence intensified after officers learned about their Muslim identity. The incident, which reportedly took place in South Delhi’s Saket area, has triggered widespread concern about press […]
Two women journalists allege assault by Delhi Police for questioning Rekha Gupta, cops deny charge
Two freelance women journalists alleged that Delhi Police personnel detained and assaulted them while they covered an event attended by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Police rejected their account and said the dispute involved a scooter obstructing a VVIP route. Journalist organisations have demanded an impartial investigation into the alleged assault.
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