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- A complaint has been filed with the National Human Rights Commission over alleged police brutality during a July 20 student protest at Jantar Mantar against the NEET-UG exam paper leak.
- The complaint, filed by Congress member and advocate Virender Vashist, also alleges misconduct by male police personnel against female students and excessive use of force.
- It seeks an independent NHRC inquiry, including recording statements of affected students and gathering evidence such as CCTV footage, medical records, and police deployment records from Delhi Police.
- The complaint asks the commission to recommend action against any responsible officials and compensation for victims.
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- Whether the NHRC admits the complaint and orders its investigation division to conduct an inquiry.
- Whether the NHRC calls for CCTV footage, body-camera recordings, medical records, and deployment records from Delhi Police.
- Whether the commission recommends action against officials and compensation for affected students.
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Named India · Jantar Mantar · NEET (UG) · New Delhi · students · Congress · Delhi Police · National Human Rights Commission · Virender Vashist
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