Mumbai: The Mumbai Police on Thursday issued a clarification regarding a viral video that allegedly showed a police officer mishandling a female protester during a protest at Dadar, stating that the incident was being "irresponsibly misinterpreted."
In an official statement shared with the media, the police said the officer was attempting to restrain a male protester when a woman stepped into the situation while the officer was looking away.
"The video in reference is being irresponsibly misinterpreted. The official was trying to hold on to a male protester, and a lady stepped in while he was looking away," the statement said.
The police further stated that senior officers had verified the facts and conducted a detailed assessment of the video before arriving at their conclusion.
"Senior officers have verified all the facts and minutely assessed the video to derive the facts," the statement added.
Massive Student-Led Protests Over NEET Paper Leak Erupt In Mumbai For The Third Consecutive Day As Over 5,000 Hit Streets Of Dadar & Chembur; Around 400 DetainedThe clarification was issued by the Deputy Commissioner of Police (Operations), Mumbai Police, amid social media discussions over the viral footage. The police have maintained that the incident has been taken out of context and appealed for responsible interpretation of the video.
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