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Female Constable Injured in Congress Protest Recounts Pain of Losing Saved Gold Ring
- •Congress held protests in Delhi against the Election Commission and Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, moving from the EC office to Jantar Mantar with plans for Rajghat.
- •Female constable Seema Kumari was injured in the hand and body during pushing and shoving by protesters while on duty outside Akashvani Bhawan.
- •Seema stated that police personnel always maintain peace and appeal to protesters with restraint while simply doing their duty to uphold law and order.
- •The constable revealed that her gold ring, bought by saving every single penny of her hard-earned money, went missing during the scuffle.
- •She expressed deep concern over the misbehavior faced by police officers on duty, emphasizing that their role is only to maintain order.
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Female constable Seema Kumari was deployed on duty outside Akashvani Bhawan during the Congress protest against the Election Commission. Amidst pushing and shoving while police attempted to detain leaders, she sustained hand and body injuries, leaving blue bruises, and lost her personally saved gold ring.
Congress protests are taking place in Delhi against the Election Commission and Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over the Special Intensive Revision row, following a meeting of INDIA bloc leaders.
Constable Devendar Sandhu and Head Constable Bhupender Ahlawat alleged that Congress workers kicked and assaulted police officials, including women officers, when authorities tried to manage the crowd and clear the area after their requests were ignored.
