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‘Females treated with dignity’: Delhi Police reject assault claims, issue journalist guidelines as accused cop gets promoted

“Some social media handles are claiming that female protesters were subjected to physical assault. These allegations are baseless and misleading,” DCP New Delhi said on X.

Hindustan Times4 sources1 min readFiled October 5, 2026

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  1. Hindustan TimesLatest
    'Presumption that accused might commit crime': Why court sent Saurav Das, Ashutosh Ranka to 5-day judicial custody
  2. Hindustan Times
    HT Evening News Brief Oct 12: Jantar Mantar de-notified as protest site, SC says it did not adjudicate new Form 6
  3. Hindustan Times
    'Poora desh Jantar Mantar banega': Abhijeet Dipke as site loses ‘designated protest venue’ tag
  4. India Today
    Now, Dipke claims video of cops telling him about grandmother's death was edited
  5. LiveMint
    Did Abhijeet Dipke refuse to call his father after grandmother's death? New video counters CJP leader's claim | Watch | Today News
  6. LiveMint
    Delhi CJP protest: Dipke, Das, and Ranka released, but with a condition. What do BNSS Sections 126, 170 say? Explained | Today News
  7. Amar Ujala
    'दादी की मौत की खबर दी, लेकिन फोन नहीं दिया': दिपके ने दिल्ली पुलिस को बताया वर्दी में गुंडा; बवाल क्यों?
  8. Hindustan TimesBroke it
    ‘Females treated with dignity’: Delhi Police reject assault claims, issue journalist guidelines as accused cop gets promoted

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