Senior Delhi Police authorities have suspended ACP Manasvi Vashisht on Tuesday. He led the protest by Delhi Police officers at the police headquarters (PHQ) on Monday.
ACP Manasvi Vashisht and Shahdara SHO Inspector Arun Kumar were transferred after an altercation between police officers and attorneys in Shahdara. It prompted a number of police officers to assemble outside the Delhi Police headquarters the day before.
The protesting police officials first referred to the monday gathering as a “Sampark Sabha” instead of a protest. The staff sought to give their account of the October 23rd incident at Shahdara Police Station to Delhi police commissioner Anurag Kumar.
Senior officials permitted a delegation of five Police officers to access the headquarters for a meeting with the Commissioner following multiple rounds of negotiations. But the conversation didn’t address all of their issues, so the meeting went on.
What is the Controversy around ACP Manasvi Vashisht?

Advocate Lalit Bansal suffered a serious head injury after an alleged assault, which sparked the issue. After that, a formal complaint was filed at the Shahdara Police Station. The Coordination Committee of All District Courts Bar Associations of Delhi reported the news.
Several supporters went to the police station on the evening of October 23rd. It was an attempt to file a lawsuit against the individual mentioned in the case. According to the committee, SHO Arun Kumar and ACP Manasvi Vashisht promise the attorneys that we acting would be taken to custody. The accused were at the police station at the time.
The committee also stated that a fight broke out between the two police officers and the advocates. It happened when they went back to Shahdara Police Station to voice their concerns about the case’s handling and demand accountability.
On Monday Police officers protested against the transfer of Vashisht and Kumar. Outside the Delhi Police headquarters, some 100 officers including female police gathered. They demanded that the two officers must be returned to their prior positions.







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