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NEET Paper Leak Protest: Supreme Court Directs Portal Setup for Police Action Complaints
- •The Supreme Court has ordered the creation of a special online portal to register complaints regarding alleged police excesses and wrongful actions during NEET paper leak protests.
- •The digital portal has been developed with technical assistance from the National Informatics Centre and is currently pending launch.
- •Both protesters and police personnel who were injured or faced violence during the demonstrations will be able to file complaints through separate forms on the portal.
- •Complainants will likely be able to upload relevant evidence such as videos and photographs to support their claims regarding police action.
- •A five-member High-Powered Investigation Committee headed by former Supreme Court judge Justice R. Subhash Reddy will oversee the investigation into these matters.
Key Questions Answered
The Supreme Court has prepared a special online portal to allow students, parents, and protesters to register complaints regarding alleged police excesses, wrongful use of force, and cases registered during the NEET paper leak protests, with separate forms also available for injured police personnel.
The online portal for registering complaints regarding police action during the NEET paper leak protests has been built with the technical assistance of the National Informatics Centre (NIC) and is currently pending its official launch.
Yes, there is a provision to provide relevant evidence such as videos, photographs, and other documents along with complaints on the portal, allowing protesters to present verifiable facts rather than just making allegations.
