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SKM condemns Delhi Police action at Jantar Mantar protest

The Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) condemned the alleged use of force by Delhi Police against protesters and journalists at Jantar Mantar. It said women protesters and three women journalists accused police of inappropriate touching during the action. SKM appealed to the Supreme Court to declare Assembly elections in Bihar, West Bengal, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Assam and Puducherry null and void, alleging they were based on voter lists prepared through the Special Intensive Revision (SIR). It also renewed demands for the removal and prosecution of CEC Gyanesh Kumar.

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Desk check · some claims need care

What the desk checked (4)
  • Delhi Police used force against protesters and journalists at Jantar Mantar — Alleged by SKM; no independent confirmation or police response in the source
  • Women protesters and three women journalists accused police of inappropriate touching and groping — Attributed to SKM statement; not corroborated by police or other sources in text
  • SKM wants Assembly elections in six states declared null and void over SIR-based voter lists — Stated as SKM's demand/appeal to Supreme Court; a claim, not a verified legal outcome
  • SKM demands removal and prosecution of CEC Gyanesh Kumar — Reiterated demand attributed to SKM; no response from CEC's office in source

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