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Police did not break law in JU student crackdown: CP

Police did not break law in JU student crackdown: CP

Sep 18, 2014, at 09:38 pm

Kolkata, Sept 18 (IBNS): Amid a raging protest over the alleged assault on Jadavpur University students by police while breaking an agitation against the vice-chancellor of the varsity on Tuesday night, Kolkata police claimed they had dealt with the situation extremely patiently and following rules and no one was assaulted or molested during the crackdown.

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Police did not break law in JU student crackdown: CP Thu, Sep 18 2014