What happened (aftermath focus in the continuation text)
Background and earlier position (what democratic policing expects)
When protests turn violent, democratic policing expects two connected tracks. Police work to prevent further harm and restore public safety (public order management). At the same time, law enforcement and prosecution pursue legal accountability through investigation and prosecution based on evidence, so that courts can apply due process.
What changed now (aftermath narrative emphasis)
The additional paragraphs in the continuation text increase emphasis on the aftermath narrative—how enforcement authorities explain and categorize the violence linked to the Kolkata rally and what enforcement and legal follow-up authorities state they are pursuing. The supplied material does not include enough operational detail to name specific legal provisions, exact dates for each step, or quantified enforcement outcomes.
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