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Supreme Court’s enquiry committee launches complaint portal over violence during July protests

Times of India - India ·
Supreme Court’s enquiry committee launches complaint portal over violence during July protests

A complaint portal has been launched by the High Powered Enquiry Committee for individuals affected by protests.

This portal allows victims to confidentially submit their complaints regarding violence that occurred in July.

The Ministry of Home Affairs stated that submissions can also be made in person or via post.

The committee will prioritize cases involving serious violence, especially against women protesters.

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