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Delhi Police denies ‘intrusive surveillance’ of ‘Cockroach’ protest; videography for ‘law and order’

  • Posted on July 20, 2026
  • By The Hindu
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Delhi Police has addressed concerns regarding surveillance activities during the recent 'Cockroach' protest, clarifying that video documentation was conducted strictly for maintaining public order and security purposes. Officials emphasized that the recording initiative was a standard operational procedure rather than intrusive monitoring, aimed at documenting incidents and ensuring accountability during the demonstration. The police department defended its surveillance protocols as necessary measures within their public safety mandate.

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Delhi Police denies ‘intrusive surveillance’ of ‘Cockroach’ protest; videography for ‘law and order’
Delhi Police denies ‘intrusive surveillance’ of ‘Cockroach’ protest; videography for ‘law and order’

Delhi Police asserts videography of Cockroach protest is for law and order, denying any intrusive surveillance claims.
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