Rajasthan: Police ‘lathi-charge’ on students gathered without permission for election rally

Deccan Herald

2 years ago

Police on August 22 lathi-charged on Rajasthan University students who gathered without permission for election rally. The Police came into action as students gathered for rally without permission in Jaipur. Both sides sustained injuries in the incident.

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