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Jantar Mantar July protests: Supreme Court asks enquiry panel to submit reports in a month on police crackdown, alleged brutality

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The HinduJantar Mantar July protests: Supreme Court asks enquiry panel to submit reports in a month on police crackdown, alleged brutality
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The five-member committee told the court that its complaints portal became operational on October 14 but had received only a few complaints so far.

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