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All available reporting agrees that Kerala Police filed a zero FIR on the basis of Athira Vijayan’s complaint, and that the complaint concerns alleged police assault during a protest in Delhi.
Kerala Police registered a zero FIR at the Museum police station over the complaint by NSUI activist Athira Vijayan.
The complaint alleges she was assaulted by police personnel during a protest in New Delhi.
The allegations say she was dragged, slapped, beaten, and choked with a shawl while being taken into custody and inside a police station.
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All available reporting agrees that Kerala Police filed a zero FIR on the basis of Athira Vijayan’s complaint, and that the complaint concerns alleged police assault during a protest in Delhi.
The account remains allegation-based, and the available reporting does not provide any police response or outcome beyond the registration of the zero FIR. The case is recorded in Kerala before being transferred to the appropriate jurisdiction.
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The Kerala Police have registered a zero FIR at the Museum police station regarding the alleged brutal assault on NSUI activist Athira Vijayan during a protest in Delhi. According to her complaint, she was physically targeted by police personnel while being taken into custody and inside a police station. The allegations state that she was dragged, slapped, beaten, and choked with a shawl. A zero FIR enables the case to be recorded in Kerala before being transferred to the appropriate jurisdiction.