New Delhi, Oct. 10 -- In another alleged instance of selective action by the Delhi Police on Saturday, October 10, independent journalists reported that while ordinary citizens were stopped from assembling or protesting, Hindutva groups were allowed to move freely.

Journalist Pranav Pradhi shared a series of videos and said that citing Section 163 of the BNSS, the Delhi Police is stopping the common man while turning a blind eye to Hindutva groups' activities.

"They claim the protesters are raising anti-India slogans. I have covered these protests and haven't witnessed this. And frankly, this is an old tactic. Nothing new here," he said.

"So I asked Delhi Police a simple question: if ordinary citizens aren't allowed to gather, how are ...