Amid SIR protests, Delhi Police issue body-worn cameras to frontline personnel

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What happened

Delhi Police has issued body-worn cameras to officers deployed in New Delhi for crowd control at protests.

This decision comes amid complaints of police misconduct during recent protests against the Election Commission of India.

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  • Reported by Times of India and published Tue, 06 Oct 2026 10:06:27 UTC.

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  1. Amid SIR protests, Delhi Police issue body-worn cameras to frontline personnel

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  4. Demonstrators clash with riot police in France as education protests mount

  5. UK police arrest British national linked to airbase incident

  6. France protests: What we know as schools brace for nationwide action

  7. Protests sweep France, closing schools as student walkouts escalate

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