Delhi Police

PIB Fact Check has dismissed claims made in a viral ABP News YouTube thumbnail claiming Delhi Police opened fire on protesting students at night.

Police maintained that maximum possible restraint was exercised, force followed successive breaches of security barricades and stone-pelting, and personnel withdrew once the immediate threat ended and dispersal of the crowd had begun at Jantar Mantar.

In a significant step aimed at strengthening the integrity of public examinations across the country, the Delhi Police has constituted a Special Task Force...

The Delhi Police on Thursday issued an official clarification dismissing reports that the Commissioner of Police had been specially granted powers of preventive detention...

National Security Act (NSA) permits the detention of individuals for 12 days to 12 months without official charges.

On 21st July, the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) sacked its spokesperson Vijeta Dahiya from the post after a video showing him eating a burger...

Delhi Police said no targeted violence occurred and denied that thousands of students were held without food or water. It warned of legal action against those spreading rumours and misleading content online after the protest.

Chief Justice Upadhyaya questioned the urgency behind the PIL: “What is the urgency? That can be declared illegal even on Wednesday. You are seeking a declaration that can be made the day after tomorrow also.” The bench directed the matter to be listed in the regular course on Wednesday.

Supporters of the Cockroach Janta Party unleashed violence on Monday (20th July) under the garb of a peaceful march to the Union Parliament. The incident...