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'Is NHRC sleeping?' CJP alleges custodial torture of Mumbai lead

Saurav Das, spokesperson for the Cockroach Janta Party, condemned the alleged custodial torture of Pranay Ahire. Ahire sustained injuries from an alleged assault by Delhi Police while protesting in Delhi. The CJP criticized the silence of the National Human Rights Commission and judiciary bodies regarding the incident. Protesters reported their phones were seized by police without proper memos, limiting their ability to contact lawyers.

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'Is NHRC sleeping?' CJP alleges custodial torture of Mumbai lead
Saurav Das, spokesperson for the Cockroach Janta Party, condemned the alleged custodial torture of Pranay Ahire. Ahire sustained injuries from an alleged assault by Delhi Police while protesting in Delhi. The CJP criticized the silence of the National Human Rights Commission and judiciary bodies regarding the incident. Protesters reported their phones were seized by police without proper memos, limiting their ability to contact lawyers.
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