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‘High-powered committee to probe alleged Delhi Police excesses’: SC on Jantar Mantar protests

‘High-powered committee to probe alleged Delhi Police excesses’: SC on Jantar Mantar protests
Times of India Tuesday 18 August 2026, 08:29 UTC By TOI NEWS DESK 1 min read
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The Supreme Court on Sunday said it would constitute a high-powered committee headed by a former Supreme Court judge to investigate allegations of excesses by the Delhi Police against student protesters and examine other related issues. The committee will also include a retired High Court judge and a former Director General of Police as members.

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Sunday said it would constitute a high-powered committee headed by a former Supreme Court judge to investigate allegations of excesses by the Delhi Police against student protesters and examine other related issues. The committee will also include a retired High Court judge and a former Director General of Police as members. (Developing story)
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