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DELHI PROTEST UPDATE: Injured Cops’ Families Reject Claims Of Police Excess, Demand Fair View

Families of injured Delhi police personnel have come forward after the Jantar Mantar protest, sharing their accounts of injuries suffered by officers during the demonstration. The relatives alleged that the protest was not limited to students and claimed that some disruptive elements became part of the gathering. According to the families, several police personnel were injured during clashes, and they questioned the narrative that only protesters faced violence. They urged public representatives to also raise concerns about the injuries suffered by police officers deployed on duty. Family members described the difficult moments after their relatives returned injured from the protest site. One family member said that a police officer suffered a head injury after being hit by a stone and required stitches. Another relative claimed that police personnel faced attacks involving stones, footwear, and damage to protective equipment during the confrontation. The families said that officers were performing their duty and highlighted the risks faced by frontline personnel during large gatherings. They also expressed disappointment over social media discussions that, according to them, portrayed injured officers negatively without considering their side of the incident. The controversy comes amid an ongoing debate over the handling of student protests and allegations of police action. While some protesters have accused authorities of using excessive force, families of injured police personnel have demanded that injuries to law enforcement officers also receive attention.

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