Retired Delhi Police officers seek permission for a July 31 dharna at Jantar Mantar. They will show solidarity with police injured during recent parliament protests. The association demands strict action against those responsible for violence and assaults. Organizers assure a peaceful and disciplined gathering within designated limits. They will comply with all police directions and relevant laws. Retired Delhi Police officers seek permission for a July 31 dharna at Jantar Mantar. They will show solidarity with police injured during recent parliament protests. The association demands strict action against those responsible for violence and assaults. Organizers assure a peaceful and disciplined gathering within designated limits. They will comply with all police directions and relevant laws.
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