Pellet guns, lathis and tear gas were used against students peacefully protesting in Delhi.
I met 19-year-old Sahil Lochab. Shot with pellets, he may lose an eye. His “crime”? Demanding an end to paper leaks and a fair future for our students.
@AmitShah ji, I have two questions:
1. Did you approve the use of lethal force, including pellet guns, against students? If not, who did?
2. Were the men in plain clothes beating students with lathis police personnel or volunteers? Who authorised their deployment?
Desh jawab maang raha hai.
Accountability must be fixed at the highest level for who ordered the issuance and use of lethal weapons against unarmed protesters that day.
But another depressing thing that the IG, RAF said was that,
“personnel transferring from the special operations zone such as Jammu & Kashmir, or other operational areas, possess a different work environment and operational perspective, but sectors such as Delhi, Bihar, Assam, and Maharashtra require a distinct and balanced approach to crowd control and public order management.”
Now the questions for IG, RAF are:
1. Are the people of Jammu & Kashmir not entitled to the same "distinct and balanced approach" to policing that exercises restraint, proportionality and sensitivity, as is expected in Delhi and elsewhere in India?
2. If not, why? Are there explicit directions from the Minister of Cooperation?
3. The Constitution does not recognise first-class and second-class citizens. So, the standards of policing cannot change with the geography. Then, why such discriminatory language, perspective and approach by the RAF Inspector General?
https://t.co/qjHnVLWEvR
Not Sonam Wangchuk
Not Abhijeet Dipke
Not Arvind Kejriwal
Only Rahul Gandhi has made paper leak issue national movement
He is fighting for every student whose hard work was undermined
This man is the best leader of India🇮🇳
#DharmendraPradhanResign
@MohanMOdisha
Date: 13.07.2026
To
Hon’ble Chief Minister
Government of Odisha
Bhubaneswar
Subject: Request for Exemplary Action and Compulsory Retirement of Police Officers Accused in Honey-Trap and Rape Cases in Nayagarh District
Respected Shri Mohan Charan Majhi Ji,
Greetings.
It is with deep concern that I wish to bring to your kind notice that certain police officers in Nayagarh district have crossed all limits of morality, discipline, and professional ethics, thereby bringing disgrace to the police uniform and tarnishing the image of the Odisha Police before the public.
Serious allegations, including rape and exploitation of women, have surfaced against former Khandapada SDPO Madan Mohan Pradhan, former Sarankul IIC Sujit Das, and Ranpur Court CAASI Prashant Parida. Such grave allegations against police personnel have severely shaken the confidence of more than 4.5 crore people of Odisha in the police administration. These incidents have also adversely affected the credibility and public image of the Government of Odisha.
In view of the seriousness of these allegations and the need to maintain public confidence in the police force, I earnestly request your good office to initiate exemplary disciplinary proceedings against the accused officers and to consider imposing compulsory retirement on such delinquent personnel, in accordance with the law and applicable service rules, so that a strong message of accountability and zero tolerance towards misconduct is conveyed.
Senior Advocate and President of the District Congress Committee, Nayagarh, Shri Ranajeet Dash, has appealed to the Hon’ble Chief Minister to take immediate and exemplary action in this matter in the interest of justice and public confidence.
With highest regards,
Yours sincerely,
Shri Ranajeet Dash
Senior Advocate
President, District Congress Committee, Nayagarh
Copy to:
The Director General of Police, Odisha, has also been informed in writing for appropriate action. @DGPOdisha@homeodisha@AdmnNayagada@spnayagarh@igcrcuttack