After surgery, protester injured in march speaks: 'Manshon me... pellets hit me in the face'
A protester injured during a march says he remains under treatment after surgery, with the incident raising questions about pellet injuries and protest policing.
- The protester says pellets hit him in the face during the police response to a march.
- The injured protester says he underwent surgery and is still recovering.
What happened
A protester injured during a march says he underwent surgery and is still recovering. He says pellets hit him in the face and recounts the circumstances of the protest and the police response.
The supplied fragment also mentions continuing tension around the demonstrations and the physical toll on participants, but it does not identify the protest movement, the place, or the official side of the incident in enough detail for a deeper factual note.
UPSC may frame the issue around the balance between maintaining public order and protecting civil liberties during demonstrations, including proportionality in crowd-control and accountability for injuries.
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