Supreme Court Says Pellet Guns Are Permissible in Exceptional Cases
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NDTV
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Free Press Journal
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- “Rahul Gandhi Writes To Amit Shah Over Police Action At CJP Protest, Seeks Accountability For Alleged Pellet Gun Use” ↗
The Wire
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Times of India
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India Today
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The Quint
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