Brutal Assault On Two Malayali Students By Delhi Police

Thiruvananthapuram: On Tuesday, Kerala Prime Minister Pinarayi Vijayan called on the Union Interior Minister Amit Shah on September 24th to order a high -level investigation by Delhi police for two Malayali students of Zakir Hussain College in the new Delhi.

In a letter to Amit Shah, Kerala Prime Minister said that the students had to speak Hindi. “It is unacceptable for the police to protect people from antisocial elements in such actions. He said.

The Prime Minister called the Shah to initiate a strict action against the relevant police officers if they were found guilty.

Two students from Kerala were allegedly attacked by the police officers near the Red Castle in Delhi, forced to speak Hindi, and mocked because he was wearing Mundu (Dhoti). On September 24, the incident was allegedly confronted with a group of indigenous students and accused of incorrect theft.

According to Sudhin, when the charges arose, his friend approached a police officer for help.

Instead of helping the police slapped them and forced them to kneel in front of the crowd. The police confiscated Aswanth’s iPhone and handed over to the locals.

When Aswath tried to get his phone back, they were taken to a police stand near the Red Castle. He was attacked at the booth, objected to theft, and asked him to solve the issue by paying 20,000 RS.

It was reported that the students were also attacked by a ASI, who was allegedly released the Lungi and was allegedly kicked with boats in the face and special pieces. “We’ve been in Delhi for a month and we’re not fluent in Hindi. But the police weren’t in the air to listen to our satisfaction.” He said.

After the top police officers arrived at the booth, students were allowed to go. They wanted medical treatment in a local hospital, they performed tests and complained to the DCP Northern Office the next day.

The students said that two police officers who attacked them knew their names and could easily define the relevant others.