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Delhi Police skip name tags at Jantar Mantar to avoid social media targeting

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Delhi Police deployed personnel at Jantar Mantar without visible name tags for their safety during protests. The lack of identification has raised concerns about accountability during crowd-control measures. Following previous incidents, officials aimed to protect police families from online targeting. Protests occurred over allegations against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar regarding electoral rolls. Approximately 110 people were detained, and several police personnel were injured during the demonstrations.

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