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Delhi Police Says Had Only 3,000 Officers for 10,000 Protesters, Files 15 FIRs

Delhi Police have stated that only 3,000 officers were present to manage a protest involving around 10,000 demonstrators. According to the police, the number of personnel deployed was significantly lower than the crowd size. In response to the protest, police have registered 15 First Information Reports (FIRs) related to the event. The exact nature of the FIRs has not been disclosed, but they are likely connected to violations of law during the protest. This disclosure comes as part of an official statement from the Delhi Police regarding their handling of the demonstration. Protests in Delhi are not uncommon, and authorities often deploy large numbers of personnel to maintain order. However, in this instance, the police acknowledge that the ratio of officers to protesters was disproportionate. The statement did not provide details on whether any injuries or damage occurred during the protest. The filing of multiple FIRs indicates that police are taking legal action against those involved. Further investigation is underway, and more information may be released as the process continues. The incident highlights the challenges faced by law enforcement in managing large gatherings with limited resources.

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