#BREAKING Junaid Malik, the food volunteer at the CJP student protests in Delhi, moves the #SupremeCourt alleging harassment and detention by police.

Junaid says that he was picked up from Delhi by police officials, and was kept in a vehicle for 5-6 hours, during which he was threatened and intimidated, and was ultimately dropped off at a far off location in Dehradun road.

Junaid also says that Ghaziabad police detained his father, and raided his home. The police also allegedly visited his married sister's home at Meerut and picked up her father-in-law and brother-in-law. He alleges that the coercive steps were not taken with any paper-work and following legal procedure.

Junaid urges Supreme Court to stop coercive steps by police against his family members.

Advocate Moves Supreme Court Alleging Assault By Delhi Cops During Police Station Visit To Meet Detained Student Protesters

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'No Coercive Steps' Means No Arrest, Not Stay On Probe: Karnataka High Court Rejects Challenge To ED's Provisional Attachment Order

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#SupremeCourt to hear today petitions seeking FIRs against police personnel, CAPF officials over alleged use of excessive force against students during the #protests over exam paper leaks (such as #NEET) and other irregularities

Bench: CJI Surya Kant, J Joymalya Bagchi and J V Mohana

One of the petitions - filed by Rajya Sabha MP Manoj Jha - highlights the incident at Siwan, Bihar, and alleges use of AK47 by an officer against a protestor.