Allegations involve students who participated in past protests in Delhi facing police action in their native states
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Delhi students allege police harassment follows them home to Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Odisha long after protests
Delhi protest participants allege sustained police harassment extending to their home states — Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Odisha — months or years after demonstrations. Police reportedly conduct repeated home visits, question family members, and engage in surveillance and intimidation. This raises serious concerns about civil liberties, federalism, and misuse of police powers across state boundaries. The issue is highly relevant for polity, governance, and human rights topics in competitive exams.
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Home states named: Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Odisha — indicating inter-state police coordination or overreach
Harassment includes repeated home visits, questioning of parents and relatives, and prolonged surveillance
Intimidation reportedly continues for months and years after the original demonstrations in Delhi
Raises constitutional issues: Article 21 (personal liberty), federal structure (police is State List subject), and misuse of preventive detention powers
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