Pakistan, Aug. 7 -- India's Maharashtra State Human Rights Commission has launched an inquiry after police allegedly tied three juvenile suspects to a vehicle bonnet. The incident took place in Pune and sparked widespread criticism.

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According to Indian media reports, the three teenagers were suspects in a murder case. Police allegedly tied them to the front of a police vehicle and paraded them through public roads.

Videos of the incident quickly spread across social media. Many users condemned the treatment and questioned police conduct.

Several witnesses claimed bystanders were allowed to assault the juveniles during the public parade. The videos also s...