Delhi Police holds high-level meetings after protest violence
Press Trust of India | July 21, 2026 | 08:30 AM IST | 1 min read
Delhi Police holds back-to-back meetings to review law and order, security deployment and probe into violence following New Delhi protests.
Delhi Police on Monday held a series of high-level meetings to review the law and order situation following the clashes between protesters and security personnel in the New Delhi area, sources said. According to sources, a meeting was held in the morning to discuss security arrangements ahead of the protests , with detailed deliberations on strategic locations, deployment of personnel and measures to tackle any eventuality. "Every aspect of the security plan, including crowd management, movement of forces, traffic regulation and emergency response, was reviewed during the meeting," a source said.
Later in the day, another high-level meeting was held at the office of the deputy commissioner of police (New Delhi) to assess the situation after the violence and review the ongoing investigation into the clashes, they said. Senior officers discussed the sequence of events, deployment during the clashes, damage to public property and police vehicles, and the action taken against those allegedly involved in the violence, they said.
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The sources said the top brass of Delhi Police also visited the New Delhi DCP office to deliberate on the situation and decide the future course of action. The meeting also reviewed security arrangements across sensitive locations and discussed further measures to maintain law and order in the national capital, they added.
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