Video shows Indian police accused of pellet-gun use against protesters

New video reports from India show police accused of firing pellet guns during a crackdown on student-led protests, raising fresh questions about crowd-control tactics. Videos circulating from India have prompted renewed concern over police tactics during a student protest movement, with officers accused of using pellet guns against demonstrators. The footage, highlighted by Al Jazeera, adds another layer to an already tense confrontation between authorities and protesters, though the exact scale of the incidents is not clear from the feed details alone. Pellet guns have long been controversial in crowd-control operations because they can cause serious injuries, including to the eyes and face. Their use has been especially sensitive in protest settings, where questions quickly arise about proportional force, accountability and whether officers are following established rules. In this case, the available The context is India’s student protest movement, which has drawn attention for its political and social reach. Student-led demonstrations often become flashpoints because they can spread quickly across campuses and urban centers, and because they frequently put pressure on local and national authorities to respond.

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