The Campaign for Justice and Peace (CJP) has announced plans to launch a website aimed at identifying police officers involved in the July 20 crackdown on protesters. Addressing a press conference, CJP spokesperson Saurav Das alleged that police assaulted students and molested women protesters during the incident.
Announcement of the Website
Das stated that the website will serve as a platform for victims and witnesses to upload evidence, including photographs and videos, to help identify specific officers. The initiative is intended to hold law enforcement accountable for what the CJP claims were excessive and unlawful actions. The website is expected to go live within the next week, with details to be shared on the organization's social media channels.
Allegations of Police Brutality
During the press conference, Das described the July 20 crackdown as a brutal assault on peaceful protesters. He accused police of using unnecessary force, including physical attacks on students and acts of molestation against women. According to Das, multiple victims have come forward with complaints, prompting the CJP to take this step. The organization has called for an independent investigation into the incident.
Impact and Response
The announcement has drawn attention to ongoing tensions between protest groups and law enforcement. While police have not yet issued a formal response, the CJP's initiative could put pressure on authorities to address the allegations. The website may also serve as a tool for legal action, as victims could use the collected evidence to file cases against specific officers. The CJP urged the public to cooperate and submit any relevant material to ensure a thorough accounting of events.
