Police Violence Against Women Protesters

Now, take a look at this.

On women, by those in police uniforms.

First, they are hitting the women with batons, attacking them, and after that,

with a policeman in plain clothes, they are even chatting and laughing.

As if they have done a very great deed by hitting a woman with a baton.

Let me tell you that if women

are in a protest, then quite simply, there is a protocol for this. Not a single

female police officer is visible, look at this. This woman who was hit with a baton

by the policeman, what was she doing?

Was she attacking the police?

What the provocation was, I cannot understand from this picture.

But after that,

this giggling and laughing that is going on,

this giggling and laughing between the police and the one in plain clothes,

it certainly speaks volumes.

This was not the time for giggling and laughing,

especially when you have wielded batons so much. Who are they?

The Delhi Police will explain about this.

Let's watch the next clip, it's even more horrific.

Look at this, a policeman in uniform, a woman... ...

who was protesting there, who had joined the protest, ...

he is hitting her in her private parts with a baton.

There is no female constable there.

There are male constables, male officers, I can even understand that much.

You are raising a baton, showing anger, okay, I am willing to understand that too.

But attacking her private parts with a baton,

is this permitted in the Delhi Police?

Is it part of the protocol that women who are demonstrating or protesting,

peacefully, because I don't see any stones in her hands, nor ammunition,

nothing at all.

So, is it written in the police manual that you take a baton and attack a female

protester's private parts?

Who is this police officer? What action

will you take? Will you even take action or not, because you got backing from

the court, right, since the court said," Don't drag us into this"? Don't involve

us in this. Just think about how the policing system was

functioning in Delhi yesterday.