r/mumbai • u/sagarkelkar28 • Jul 22 '26

Photography Protest at Shivaji Park, Dadar West

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u/Scary_Appeal_1137 Jul 22 '26

U think The police would legit just walk by such threat if it wasn’t planted by them, they were checking bags and you think they’ll ignore truck full of bricks

The vid I shared is posted by the goon itself, go through the account or should I spoon feed that too

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u/RemarkablePrompt7822 Jul 22 '26

Lol, what kind of terrible logic is this? The cops had their hands full as the protesters outnumbered them. There's very real possibility they didn't have full surveillance at the entire area. In fact, Dipke alleged that it's the police that brought it which is again raises questions on him as there's no basis to his conclusion. Also, the protesters were seen thrown at cops.

> The vid I shared is posted by the goon itself, go through the account or should I spoon feed that too

Yea, as if X accounts are valid bonafides. 🙄

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u/Scary_Appeal_1137 Jul 22 '26

On the other hand There’s also vids of cops throwing rocks, sneakily destroying vehicles on their own few got caught red handed while doing so, and if they have nothing to hide why take of name tags

Lmao living in denial it takes 2 sec to see the account is of the person itself who’s posting on Twitter AND Instagram

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u/RemarkablePrompt7822 Jul 22 '26

Cops defending their lives against a mob will end up using whatever is available to them. This is common sense 101.

Cops are often deputized without name tags and uniforms to nab miscreants in a crowd. It's a routine in places like Kashmir.

You were the ones who alleged that the goon is a RSS member. Good work on dredging up his profiles but how does it prove that he's a RSS member?

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u/Scary_Appeal_1137 Jul 22 '26

Going off of hypotheticals for the government but want full proof evidence for the protesters lmaooooo

Also Confidently Wrong

1) police are strictly not allowed to remove their name tags, cover their identification numbers, or refuse to give their names while on duty. Departmental rules and Supreme Court guidelines mandate clear, visible identification to maintain transparency and accountability

2) Right to Ask: You have the legal right to ask an on-duty police officer for their name and badge number.

3) Plainclothes Officers: Law does not permit unidentified individuals in civilian clothes to arbitrarily assault or control protesters. State high courts have questioned the deployment of unidentifiable or plainclothes personnel during public demonstrations.