Law Student Alleges Illegal Detention, Torture During Indian Student Protests
Summary
Mohammad Junaid, a 24-year-old law student from Ghaziabad, alleges illegal detention and mental torture by police during student protests in Delhi against medical education exam irregularities. He has filed a case in India's Supreme Court and vows to continue fighting for justice.
Key Points
- Mohammad Junaid, a law student from Ghaziabad, was actively involved in student protests in Delhi against alleged medical education exam irregularities.
- Junaid alleges that the police illegally detained him, blindfolded him, and subjected him to mental torture during custody.
- The police reportedly harassed Junaid's family at their home in Ghaziabad.
- A video of Junaid emotional after release from custody went viral on social media.
- Junaid has filed a case in India's Supreme Court and pledges to continue supporting student protests.
