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Sanjay Singh Rages Against Delhi Police Brutality, Files Breach of Privilege Notice
- •AAP Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh submitted a breach of privilege notice against the Delhi Police Commissioner to the Rajya Sabha Chairman.
- •Singh accused the police of subjecting him to excessive physical force, dragging, and arbitrary detention during three peaceful protests within 11 days.
- •He stated that Modi government is giving a free hand to the police for dictatorship and emphasized that MPs are not terrorists or thugs.
- •The notice details police brutality during protests on October 2, October 10, and October 12 regarding electoral issues and voter list revisions.
- •Singh also raised serious concerns over the illegal detention of women protesters and journalists until late evening without proper legal safeguards.
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Delhi Police subjected MP Sanjay Singh to physical force, including pushing, dragging him by the neck, throwing him onto the road, and forcefully detaining him in police buses during peaceful protests on October 2, October 10, and October 12, 2026, over voter list revisions and electoral irregularities.
Sanjay Singh submitted a formal notice and a supplementary notice for a breach of parliamentary privilege and contempt of the House against the Delhi Police Commissioner and other concerned officers to Rajya Sabha Privileges Committee Chairman Shri Harivansh Ji.
Sanjay Singh highlighted that a large number of female journalists, students, and activists were illegally detained at Jaffarpur Kalan police station until late evening, demanding an impartial probe into violations of legal safeguards for arresting women under the BNSS 2023.
