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CJP launches website to identify police from protest videos
The Times of India··25 Jul
The Cockroach Janta Party on July 25 launched a website at Jantar Mantar inviting protesters to upload photos and videos of police personnel who allegedly assaulted demonstrators during and after the July 20 Sansad Chalo march. Spokesperson Saurav Das said verified footage would be used to identify officers and pursue FIRs or court orders if police refuse to register cases.
Prism
What It Means For You
- Protesters with July 20 footage can submit evidence through CJP's portal.
- Legal volunteers may assist complainants seeking FIR registration.
- Police conduct during demonstrations faces renewed public scrutiny.
What's Happening
- CJP launched an evidence collection website on July 25.
- The portal targets alleged assaults during the July 20 march.
- Spokesperson Saurav Das announced plans to identify officers.
Accountability Campaign Tools
- CJP also demanded apologies from Delhi police and RAF leadership.
- Centre gave in principle assurance against targeting protesters.
- The move follows pellet injury reports and RAF policy changes.
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