@ndtv We are stuck near @jamia_hamdard - Badarpur cross section for more than 2 hours !! No support from anyone. It’s national capital of India @gupta_rekha ma’am!
@NDRFHQ it been 3 hours , everyone including senior citizen are stuck !!@dtptraffic @DelhiPolice have not been able to resolve it for 2 hours !! Perhaps you could help sir. Thank you
@shailbebortha@DelhiPolice Thank you, TI/Badarpur circle, @tibadarpur Mob. No. 8750871447 has been informed, who will look into the matter. You may also contact ACP-T/South East District at Mob. No. 8750871416. @DCP_TSR
"I'll put 50 grams of powder in your pocket, your life will be ruined": A Mumbai cop has been suspended after a viral video allegedly showed him threatening students detained during the nationwide protests over the NEET paper leak. In the clip, recorded inside a police van carrying detained protesters, the officer is heard warning the students that he would falsely implicate them in a drugs case if they returned to the protest, while also saying they had made his life difficult.
The video, shared by the Mumbai Congress on X, has triggered fresh outrage over the police response to demonstrations led by Cockroach Janta Party (CJP). The controversy comes as protests against the alleged NEET paper leak continue across the country, with large gatherings held at Shivaji Park, Chembur and Azad Maidan in Mumbai over the past few days.
Taking cognisance of the viral clip, Mumbai Police has launched an inquiry into the incident and removed the uniformed constable seen in the video from his current posting pending the investigation. Officials said further disciplinary action will be decided after the probe is completed.
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@vijaita The problems is anchors/ owners of TV channels don't do their job and the poor reporters on ground pay for the perception of the logo on the mike !