New Delhi, July 23 -- A 32-year-old Gurugram woman who was severely injured during the Jantar Mantar protests on July 20 and had to undergo an ear surgery at RML Hospital alleged her injury was caused by a rubber bullet fired at her by security personnel, but the Delhi Police denied the allegations, saying they do not use rubber bullets. Meanwhile, Outlook India reported that one of its correspondents suffered "several small injuries resembling pellet-like wounds" after he was shot from what "appeared to be a gun". The report also stated that medical records documented "pellet injury marks" on his body. The woman, identified by her first name Nootan, told HT: "I reached Jantar Mantar at around 10am. At around 5pm, the police started taking ...