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Delhi High Court Seeks CCTV Footage in Police Brutality Case

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The Delhi High Court has taken up a plea concerning alleged police brutality. The court issued formal notices to the Centre as part of the proceedings. Judges also directed that relevant CCTV footage be preserved to aid the inquiry. The bench made pointed remarks questioning the nature of the case brought before it.

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