By Admin 
Students protesting against the NEET paper leak case in Dadar, Mumbai were detained by the police and made to sit in a police van. Meanwhile, the detained students have alleged that the police threatened to implicate them in a false drugs case. While talking to ABP News, a student named Harshvardhan Kadam expressed his full views regarding the attitude of the police administration and the threats given.
Police threatened to implicate by putting drugs in pocket
Harshvardhan Kadam, a student present in the van, said in an exclusive conversation with ABP News that the police officers threatened him. Harshvardhan Kadam told that the police said, “By putting 50-50 grams of drugs (powder) in your pocket, they will trap you in such a case that you will not even get bail.” Kadam also told that I was making the video for my safety and that if anything wrong happens, I will forward the video.
Temporary transfer of policeman after video went viral
It is being told that the policeman who made the threat is posted in Sion police station. After the video went viral, he was temporarily transferred. Maharashtra government is on target of opposition parties on the video.
Let us tell you that in view of the recent demonstrations in some parts of Mumbai in support of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) supported movement going on at Jantar Mantar in Delhi, Mumbai Police has taken precautionary measures in the entire city. According to the order issued by the police on Tuesday, prohibitory order will remain in force in entire Mumbai from Thursday (July 23) to August 6. During this period, there will be a ban on gathering of five or more people, taking out processions and any kind of illegal gathering.
FIR registered against hundreds of protesters
The administration says that this decision has been taken with the aim of maintaining law and order and preventing any possible untoward situation. The police have appealed to the common people to follow the orders and maintain peace. According to the police, there were demonstrations in many areas of Mumbai in support of the CJP movement at Jantar Mantar in Delhi. After these demonstrations, the police took action and registered 8 FIRs against about 900 people.
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