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CRPF Review Clears Police Action in NEET Protest, Case Now Before Supreme Court

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A CRPF review has concluded that security forces followed all standard operating procedures during the NEET protest crackdown. Non-lethal weapons, including pellet guns, were officially authorized for crowd dispersal during the incident. Authorities stated that a force gradient was applied, with lesser measures proving ineffective before pump-action guns were deployed. Both protesters and security personnel suffered injuries during the July 20 confrontation. The matter is currently under judicial scrutiny before the Supreme Court.

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