The Rapid Action Force and the Central Reserve Police Force have launched internal inquiries into allegations that RAF personnel used excessive force, including pellet guns, during the July 20 Sansad Chalo protests in Delhi over the NEET paper leak. The CRPF has directed the RAF inspector general to verify the sequence of events and actions by different teams while also noting incidents where officers were attacked. While allegations point to pellet gun use on protesting students, officials have said a formal Court of Inquiry has not yet been initiated; verification is ongoing. Officials say the RAF’s SOP allows pellet guns in extreme danger situations, though photos and videos have prompted scrutiny of whether force used was proportionate. Political figures, including Rahul Gandhi, have criticized the government for denying pellet gun use and for suppressing information about the crackdown on students. The probes tie into broader student protests demanding accountability in education and calls for the Education Minister’s resignation.