Supreme Court Refuses Immediate Ban On Pellet Guns, Seeks Centre's Rules And RAF Ammunition Log

The Supreme Court has refused to immediately ban the use of pellet guns during crowd control, observing that they are currently part of the police's graded response and can be used in exceptional situations under existing rules. However, the Court has directed the Centre to place its standing orders on record and asked authorities to preserve the RAF ammunition log from the July 20 protests. Watch video to know more.#supremecourt #pelletguns #breakingnews #delhipolice #studentprotest #raf #lawandorder #indianews #politics #timesnow #englishnews
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0:00 Supreme Court Reviews Pellet Gun Use in Protests
1:00 Understanding the Supreme Court's Stance on Police Response
2:00 Police Accountability: CRPF Chief's Assurance to Personnel
4:00 Protesters Breach Barricades Near Parliament: Key Developments
6:00 Delhi Government to Withdraw FIRs Against Protesters