दिल्ली में छात्रों पर दागी गई पैलेट गन?: अंतरराष्ट्रीय समझौतों के तहत है प्रतिबंधित, 90 के दशक में हुई थी खरीद

According to a report by Amar Ujala, concerns have been raised regarding the alleged use of pellet guns against protesters in Delhi. The report suggests that the deployment of such weaponry has drawn scrutiny due to international conventions that generally restrict the use of pellet-firing systems in crowd control scenarios, citing their potential for causing severe injury.

The Amar Ujala report further claims that the procurement of these specific weapons dates back to the 1990s, when they were reportedly acquired from international suppliers. While the use of pellet guns has been a subject of intense debate in various parts of India during periods of civil unrest, this specific allegation regarding their use in the national capital remains a localized report.

International news wires have previously covered widespread protests in India, including those involving the 'cockroach' movement, and have documented the use of pellet guns by security forces in other regions. However, there has been no independent confirmation from international wire services regarding the specific deployment of these weapons in Delhi during recent demonstrations. As the situation develops, observers are looking for official statements from Delhi law enforcement or government authorities to clarify the nature of the equipment utilized during recent crowd control operations.