15 Police

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"The Delhi police is known to be brutal. Every now and then we hear of stories about Delhi police's brutality. Here is another such video. Not only does the video clearly show Delhi Police's inhuman behaviour but also the urban legend of police extorting money is caught on camera," AAP said in its message.
Three days after the launch of the anti-corruption hotline by the AAP government, this video is recorded near the Red Fort in Delhi. (January 12, 2014)
Three days later on January 15 at mid-night. the AAP's Delhi law minister Somnath Bharti, along with the RWA (Residents Welfare Association) of Khirki, a neighbourhood in south Delhi, with a growing population of african immigrants, assemble in the area accosting African women and stopping cars. They claim that a drug and prostitution ring is running out of the residences there and demand that the police conduct a raid, right there and then. When the police decline, reminding the law minister that he should know the law and follow protocol and register a complaint first and procure a warrant, the citizens conduct their own raids.

The fallout of this vigilantism was huge - there was outrage, and embarrassment for the new-formed popular government. To counter the backlash, the AAP put together a collection of 8 video clips on their drop box accounts - from the night of the raids, and circulated them to media houses and issued a press release titled: "The truth about Khirki". The footage that was uploaded and sent with the PR had the video slowed down by 100 percent, creating quite a bizarre marriage of the audio that was running with a slowed down video.
vigilante

Look, in front of you...

Looks like he has taken their money.

It's over. Enough.

No, no.

Are they still beating him?

They are beating him up real bad.

Put it on the net

Enough, mate. Lets scoot.

They are beating him up since half an hour.

They've taken his wallet?

It's done know, you've taken the photo...

They've taken his wallet.

You've taken this much,
its more than enough.

You've filmed five minutes,
its enough.

He's taken his money.

He's being beaten since half an hour, no?

He is beating him up very badly.

They even snatched his wallet.

You will see it tomorrow.

Huh?

You will see this tomorrow.

On TV?

Hmm

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