Kanpur: A group of students were demonstrating near the office of the principal of DAV College in Civil Lines area and while controlling the situation an an assistant commissioner of police fell on the ground, here on Thursday. A video of the incident has gone viral.The incident occurred when protesters became aggressive with police and following the chaos, ACP Kotwali Ranjit Kumar fell on the ground.Later, the protesting students entered the main gate after breaking the lock and reached the principals office. Police had to use mild force to disperse the students.Joint commissioner of police Anand Prakash Tiwari, however, said students had no intention of pushing the ACP, but due to the chaos, he lost balance and fell on the ground.Police said the students were protesting against poor electricity, unhygienic conditions prevailing near the parking lot and various other issues.Nevertheless, I have deputed ACP Lakhan Singh to investigate the incident and submit a report in this regard, said JCP further.We also published the following articles recentlyCollege student dies in road accident near ChennaiA college student died and two others were injured in a motorcycle accident in Chennai. The incident occurred when the motorcycle, carrying three people, hit a road median. The deceased was identified as Rikesh, a final year MBA student. Rikesh was riding the motorcycle while his friend Shanthakumar was riding pillion. They had given a lift to another friend when the accident occurred. Despite wearing a helmet, Rikesh succumbed to his injuries. The condition of the two pillion riders is reported to be stable.4 police officers injured in pro-Palestinian protests in UK; 29 protesters arrestedPro-Palestinian protesters in central London set off fireworks into crowds, injuring four police officers and leading to 29 arrests for racially motivated crimes. The Metropolitan Police had more than 1,300 officers on duty and adopted a proactive approach to the protests. British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Home Secretary Suella Braverman called for stronger action against extremist acts during protests, particularly one planned on Armistice Day. The arrests were for offenses including public order, racially aggravated crimes, breaching the Terrorism Act, assaulting a police officer, and inciting racial hatred.Collectors, police commissioners behave like God, are beyond reach of ordinary citizens: Gujarat HCThe Gujarat High Court has expressed dissatisfaction with the way a helpline number for filing complaints against police personnel was publicized. The court criticized officials for behaving like gods and being inaccessible to ordinary citizens. They directed the government to inform the public clearly about the grievance cell and helpline number. The court had previously ordered the establishment of the helpline and grievance cell after an incident where traffic constables allegedly extorted money from a couple. The court emphasized the importance of citizens knowing how to approach the grievance cell and whom to contact.

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