Sandosh Kumar has sent an urgent letter to Union Home Minister Amit Shah demanding immediate action over repeated police misconduct in Delhi.
The letter details incidents of police violence, arbitrary detentions, and the removal or concealment of identity badges that left protest participants without proof of identity.
Kumar also raises concerns about plain‑clothes officers and the deployment of facial‑recognition technology during protests, which critics say violates privacy rights.
The Home Ministry has yet to issue a public statement, but a spokesperson said the matter is being reviewed.
If Shah follows Kumar's request, a time‑bound inquiry could be launched to examine Delhi Police's conduct and the use of force.
The letter underscores the frustration of protestors who say they have been detained for days without documentation, highlighting the broader debate over policing and civil liberties in the capital.