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- Ghaziabad police visited the home of Mohammad Junaid Malik, a 26-year-old law student who served food and water to students protesting at Jantar Mantar for 35 days, as part of an investigation into suspected suspicious funding.
- Police checked documents at his home, questioned his father Mohammad Mustafa at the Masuri police station on July 23 and again on July 24, and also questioned his sister's in-laws in Meerut.
- The family says police are examining bank accounts of relatives to check for any outside funding.
- Junaid says people voluntarily sent food and supplies which he distributed to students, that he did nothing wrong, and believes he is being harassed because of his name.
What to watch next
- Findings of the police probe into family and relatives' bank accounts for alleged outside funding
- Whether any formal case or action is filed against Junaid Malik
- Any police statement clarifying the basis of the investigation
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Named India · Gaaziyabad · Jantar Mantar · Meerut · Mohammad Mustafa · Cockroach Janata Party · Masuri Police · Mohammad Junaid Malik · Sunil Kumar Singh
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