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Male Cops Pulled My Hair & Broke Phone, Says BBC Journo at Jamia
The Quint
2019-12-16
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A BBC journalist covering the anti-Citizenship Amendment Act protest by students of Jamia Millia Islamia University was allegedly hit and abused by cops. She said the police broke her phone, pulled her by her hair and hurled abuses at her.
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