Illustration of retired officials seeking inquiry into Delhi police action on student protesters
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93 retired officials seek judicial inquiry into Delhi Police action on student protesters

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A group of 93 retired civil servants has sought an independent judicial inquiry into the July 20 police action against student protesters in Delhi, citing alleged use of pellets, Tasers and surveillance against unarmed students.

The retired officials said the alleged use of pellets, Tasers and surveillance against unarmed students demands accountability and dialogue.

The demand follows the July 20 police action during a Parliament march organised by protesting students.

The government has maintained that it will not yield to pressure from protesting groups.

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Initial reactions on X highlight the open letter from 93 retired civil servants condemning alleged excessive force by Delhi Police on July 20 student protesters and calling for a judicial inquiry. Journalists and users share details of the demands for accountability, compensation, and policy changes. Discussions focus on the signatories' credibility and the need for transparent investigation into police actions.

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