Delhi Police eyes 2022 Red Fort formula to withdraw student protest FIRs

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Delhi Police is considering adopting a procedure previously used to handle FIRs from the 2022 Red Fort violence cases. The earlier process involved coordination between the Delhi Police, the Delhi government, and the lieutenant governor to drop charges linked to farm law protests. Authorities are currently seeking legal opinion on whether the same mechanism can be applied to withdraw FIRs filed during recent student protest violence. Meanwhile, police have identified and booked individuals described as anti-social elements in connection with the unrest.

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