Delhi Police Rejects Shooting Claim During Protest, MLC Report Finds No Bullet Injury Evidence

Delhi Police cited the medico-legal case report and said the injury found on the protester does not confirm any gunshot claim.

Delhi Police has responded to a social media claim linked to the July 20, 2026 protest in central Delhi. The claim stated that a protester suffered a gunshot injury during the demonstration.

However, Delhi Police said the medico-legal case report does not confirm any bullet injury. The police shared details from the MLC report while addressing the claim.

According to the medical record, doctors found a lacerated wound near the front area of the right ear’s tragus. The report described the injury as consistent with a blunt object.

Furthermore, doctors classified the injury as minor after examination. The medical findings did not show any evidence of a firearm injury.

MLC Report Challenges Social Media Claim

Delhi Police explained that the medical report does not support the allegation of a protester receiving a gunshot wound. Therefore, officials advised people to verify information before sharing such claims.

The police also urged citizens to rely on trusted sources for accurate updates. Officials highlighted the importance of checking facts during sensitive situations.

Meanwhile, the statement came at a time when Delhi Police faced criticism over the student protest. Opposition leaders have raised allegations against police actions during the demonstration.

Police Facing Allegations During Student Movement

During the ongoing student movement, several opposition leaders criticised Delhi Police. They accused authorities of using excessive force against protesters.

Additionally, allegations emerged that police used nail-studded batons during the protest. These claims increased political criticism surrounding the police response.

However, Delhi Police referred to the MLC report while addressing the specific shooting allegation. The report mentioned a blunt object injury instead of a bullet wound.

The police statement focused on medical evidence and requested public caution. Authorities asked people to avoid spreading unverified information.