The Delhi High Court issued a notice to the Delhi government on Wednesday. This action follows petitions alleging police brutality against students during a recent march. The court has directed the government to preserve all relevant digital records. These records include CCTV footage and body camera recordings from the incident. The matter has been scheduled for its next hearing on September eleventh.
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