Indian police officer suspended for opening fire during protest
•Indian authorities suspended a policeman for firing bullets in the air from his AK-47 assault rifle over the weekend.
•The police officer allegedly fired to break up a group of protesters who were marching toward parliament in the capital, New Delhi, on July 20.The demonstrations stem from a leaked question sheet for...
•More than 2 million people took the exam and had to re take a new version of the test after the scandal was revealed, which sparked outrage among the test-takers.This latest development comes just day...
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المصدر: CGTN EN | Source: CGTN ENIndian authorities suspended a policeman for firing bullets in the air from his AK-47 assault rifle over the weekend. The police officer allegedly fired to break up a group of protesters who were marching toward parliament in the capital, New Delhi, on July 20.
The demonstrations stem from a leaked question sheet for a national medical college entrance exam that happened in May. More than 2 million people took the exam and had to re take a new version of the test after the scandal was revealed, which sparked outrage among the test-takers.
This latest development comes just days after the Indian Education Minister resigned over the leak, with protesters reporting being attacked with canes and tear gas by authorities.
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