<p>Hyderabad Police Commissioner A K Khan told reporters that the paramilitary forces were moved out of the campus.<br /><br />The court on Tuesday reprimanded the state government while dismissing its petition challenging the earlier direction by a single-judge bench to withdraw the forces following the police baton charge on students and journalists on Sunday and Monday.<br />The court has taken a serious note of the incidents, especially the beating up of girl students by the police, switching off electricity supply, and firing of tear-gas shells in darkness.<br /><br />While dealing with a petition of a TV channel reporter who was assaulted by police, a single-judge bench termed the state police “lawless” and remarked that even the chief minister and his cabinet colleagues were helpless in controlling police.<br />“Perhaps it is time for Amnesty International to report on rights violations in the state,” observed Justice Narasimha Reddy while directing Joint Commissioner of Police P S R Anjaneyulu to appear in person before him to answer his questions on handling the situation on the campus.<br /><br />Meanwhile, Home Minister P Sabita Indra Reddy told the state assembly that investigations into the incidents were on and a report would be available in a week. Making a statement in the house, she claimed that police resorted to baton charge when students, violating prohibitory orders, pelted stones injuring three policemen.</p>
<p>Hyderabad Police Commissioner A K Khan told reporters that the paramilitary forces were moved out of the campus.<br /><br />The court on Tuesday reprimanded the state government while dismissing its petition challenging the earlier direction by a single-judge bench to withdraw the forces following the police baton charge on students and journalists on Sunday and Monday.<br />The court has taken a serious note of the incidents, especially the beating up of girl students by the police, switching off electricity supply, and firing of tear-gas shells in darkness.<br /><br />While dealing with a petition of a TV channel reporter who was assaulted by police, a single-judge bench termed the state police “lawless” and remarked that even the chief minister and his cabinet colleagues were helpless in controlling police.<br />“Perhaps it is time for Amnesty International to report on rights violations in the state,” observed Justice Narasimha Reddy while directing Joint Commissioner of Police P S R Anjaneyulu to appear in person before him to answer his questions on handling the situation on the campus.<br /><br />Meanwhile, Home Minister P Sabita Indra Reddy told the state assembly that investigations into the incidents were on and a report would be available in a week. Making a statement in the house, she claimed that police resorted to baton charge when students, violating prohibitory orders, pelted stones injuring three policemen.</p>