SECURITYJul 25 · 14:19 UTCTHE HINDU NATIONAL

Are pellet guns legal for crowd control in India? | Explained

Delhi Police denied using pellet guns against protesters marching to Parliament, but allegations against the Rapid Action Force have reignited discussions about non-lethal weapons and the legal framework for dispersing unlawful assemblies.

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