Chaos in the name of movement in Delhi… Mob thrashed RAF jawan; 10 FIRs registered so far

Yesterday i.e. Tuesday evening, a picture emerged from the country’s capital Delhi, which shocked everyone. An attempt was made to lynch a Rapid Action Force soldier on duty. At around 8 o’clock the crowd surrounded him and targeted him mercilessly. The miscreants threw him on the ground and beat him fiercely with kicks, punches and sticks. Made me bleed completely.

After the attack on RAF jawan, Delhi Police immediately came into action. A total of 10 FIRs have been registered so far in connection with the Cockroach Janata Party demonstration and attack on soldiers in Delhi. Four cases have been registered in Sansad Marg police station, three in Connaught Place police station and one case each in the remaining police stations. Delhi Police is identifying the miscreants on the basis of CCTV and video footage.

how many cases in which police station

• Sansad Marg Police Station 4 FIR
• CP police station 3 FIR
• Mandir Marg Police Station 1 FIR
• Barakhamba Road Police Station 1 FIR
• duty path police station 1 FIR

In which cases FIR

Delhi Police has registered an FIR regarding drones flown illegally in New Delhi area during the protest. An FIR has been registered for disobeying government orders. This FIR has been registered at Sansad Marg police station in Delhi. A case has been registered under section 223 of BNS, the drone was flown while the march was taking place. For security reasons, there is a ban on flying drones in high security areas.

Under which sections the case was registered

1. Section 223 BNS Preventing or obstructing a public servant from the discharge of his lawful duty
2. Section 221 BNS Disobeying government order
3. Section 132 BNS Assault or use of criminal force to public servant
4. Section 121(1) and 121(2) BNS Causing injury to public servants during unlawful assembly.
5. Section 189(3) BNS If any person joins any unlawful assembly. Despite knowing that the meeting he joins is illegal, he still remains a member. Action is taken against such a person under section 189(3).
6. Section 190 BNS If any offense is committed by any member of an unlawful assembly in furtherance of the common object of that assembly, every person included in that assembly shall be deemed to be guilty of that offence.
7. Section 191(2) BNS: Rioting while armed with deadly weapon
8. Section 192 BNS: Intentionally inciting riot
9. Section 195(1) BNS Offenses relating to obstructing or using force on a public servant in the discharge of his duty
10. Section 109 BNS Attempt to Murder
11. Section 324(5) BNS Serious offense involving damage to public or private property
12. Prevention of Damage to Public Property Act (PDPP Act), Section 3 – Causing damage to government or public property