101 murder accused among 989 with criminal records in Parliament march violence: Delhi Police
Delhi Police reported that nearly 1,000 individuals involved in recent violent protests near Parliament have significant criminal records, including charges for murder, robbery, and sexual assault. Authorities used facial recognition and CCTV to identify these repeat offenders among the protesters.
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The report highlights the intersection of civil unrest and organized criminal activity, raising concerns about the security implications of large-scale public demonstrations.
NEW DELHI: Delhi Police said its investigation has revealed that 101 individuals with murder charges, 284 people booked in dacoity and robbery cases, and 92 accused in sexual assault and other offences against women and children were part of the violence during the protesters' march to Parliament on July 20.A report submitted by police commissioner Anurag Kumar to the govt details how the police examined a total of 2,873 criminals involved in attacking cops and vandalising vehicles.
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