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Political Party Launches Website to Collect Evidence of Alleged Police Misconduct

A political party, the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), has launched a website to gather evidence of what it calls police excesses during protests. The party is asking people to submit photos and videos that show alleged assaults by police officers. CJP says it will use this evidence to identify the officers involved and take legal action against them. The party is also demanding a public apology from the Delhi Police and the central government. Additionally, CJP wants assurances that protesters will not be targeted in the future. The move comes amid ongoing tensions between the government and opposition groups over protest handling. The website is intended to serve as a platform for citizens to report incidents they believe involve police misconduct. CJP leaders stated that they aim to hold authorities accountable and ensure justice for those affected. The Delhi Police have not yet responded to the allegations.

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