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Supreme Court to hear petitions against alleged police excesses at CJP march
The Supreme Court will hear petitions alleging police excesses during a CJP-organized student protest. Police are accused of using excessive force, while CRPF is verifying media reports about injuries caused by pellets. CJP plans to launch a website to archive evidence of 'police brutality' through videos and photos.
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