The complaints of three women journalists who said they were sexually harassed by police personnel during the October 3 demonstration have been transferred to the Crime Branch.

Delhi Police has issued fresh guidelines for journalists covering protests, asking them to carry visible identification and avoid obstructing operations. The advisory follows recent incidents in which personnel were filmed and questioned during duty, with the force stressing that only authorised spokespersons should address the media.

Delhi Police have arrested a man accused of creating and circulating an AI-generated poster targeting Additional Deputy Commissioner Vivek Bhagat. The case runs alongside a Crime Branch probe into sexual harassment complaints linked to the October 3 Jantar Mantar protest.

The order comes as the Crime Branch examines complaints from three women journalists alleging sexual harassment by police officers, including Bhagat, during the protest demanding Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation.

Delhi Police files FIR against woman journalist alleging harassment by ACP Bhagat and 16 protesters; bail granted to all, investigations continue.

Delhi Police files FIR against woman journalist alleging harassment by ACP Bhagat and 16 protesters; bail granted to all, investigations continue.