JNU protest: Two cops suspended for manhandling journalist

| Updated: Mar 25, 2018, 22:45 IST

Highlights

  • On the basis of complaint filed by the photojournalist, who had alleged snatching of her camera, a case was registered.
  • The constables were suspended for their unprofessional conduct on the basis of a preliminary inquiry.
 Photojournalists protest outside the Police Headquarters against alleged groping and manhandling of two female journalists by the Delhi Police. (Photo: PTI) Photojournalists protest outside the Police Headquarters against alleged groping and manhandling of two femal... Read More
NEW DELHI: One woman constable and a head constable (male) of Delhi Armed Police (DAP) were suspended on Sunday, for mishandling a photojournalist's camera who was covering the protest by Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students, on March 23.


On the basis of complaint filed by the photojournalist, who had alleged snatching of her camera, a case was registered and taken up for investigation. On the basis of a preliminary inquiry, the constables were suspended for their unprofessional conduct during crowd control at the protest, the Delhi police said.


Further vigilance inquiry in the matter is underway. Earlier, a woman journalist filed a complaint alleging molestation by the Delhi Cantt Station House Officer (SHO) during the JNU protest march. She also alleged that another female journalist was also manhandled by female cop during the protest.

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