Delhi Police has informed the Supreme Court that the 'Chalo Sansad' protest on July 20 was hijacked by anti-social elements and history-sheeters, leading to a breakdown in law and order. The force reported over 240 police personnel injured during the event.
The protest, which aimed to demand the repeal of the Citizenship Amendment Act, turned violent as tensions escalated. Police stated that unauthorized groups disrupted the demonstration, resulting in clashes and injuries.
Authorities are now seeking judicial review of their actions, emphasizing the need for stricter crowd control measures. The incident has sparked debate over the balance between free speech and public safety.
The Supreme Court is expected to deliberate on the police's use of force and the role of external actors in inciting unrest. The case highlights ongoing tensions around the CJP and its impact on civic discourse.
