Cameras on uniforms, speakers on streets: Delhi Police changes approach amid claims of manhandling

As protests in Central Delhi entered their fifth day, cameras on uniforms, speakers on streets: Delhi Police changes approach against the backdrop of claims of manhandling The cameras, along with speakers blaring announcements and police personnel largely without batons, were part of.

Key points

• 3 min read New Delhi Oct 7, 2026 06: 11 AM IST.
• The New Delhi district has been witnessing protests since October 2, with Opposition parties holding demonstrations.
• "This has been given to the ground staff so that no one makes false allegations, " a Delhi Police constable remarked, pointing to the camera fixed to his uniform.

Notably, the New Delhi district has been witnessing protests since October 2, with Opposition parties holding demonstrations. The cameras were hard to miss.

Attached to the uniforms of police personnel deployed on Parliament Street on Tuesday, the small body-worn devices were recording as officers prepared to accord with another round of protests near the Election Commission headquarters.

"This has been given to the ground staff so that no one makes false allegations, " a Delhi Police constable remarked, pointing to the camera fixed to his uniform. He was deployed to maintain law and order during the INDIA bloc's protest demanding Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar's resignation.

In short, cameras on uniforms, speakers on streets: Delhi Police changes approach amid claims is the central thread here, and readers can expect follow-up reporting as the picture becomes clearer.