Amnesty accuses India police of using excessive force during protests
Most outlets reported that Amnesty International accused Indian police of using excessive force, including electric shock devices and pellet guns, during youth-led protests. 24 News HD provided additional context, noting that the protests led to the resignation of the education minister, while ARY News (English) repeated the core claim more briefly without the extra detail.
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India police used excessive force during protests: Amnesty
Protesters engage in a clash with policemen during a Bihar Bandh call for demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over National Eligibility cum Entrance Test examination paper leaks, in Patna, India, July 25, 2026.— Reuters Indian police used...
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Amnesty International says police in India used excessive force during youth-led protests
Indian police used excessive force, including electric shock devices and pellet guns, against youth-led protests that forced the education minister to resign last month, Amnesty International said on Monday. A report from the rights group clashes with the police account that force was used only after protesters turned violent, and comes after India’s Supreme Court set up a panel on Thursday to ...
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India police used excessive force during protests: Amnesty
Indian police used excessive force, including electric shock devices and pellet guns, against youth-led protests that forced the education minister to resign last month, Amnesty International said Monday.
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