NEW DELHI: The high-powered enquiry committee (HPEC) set up by SC to examine all aspects of the violent incidents that broke out during the anti-NEET paper leak protests in Delhi and beyond in July, has launched a dedicated portal for people affected by the violence, including the police personnel deployed at the protest sites, to upload their complaints and representations.The identity of the complainants/informants shall be kept confidential if they so wish.SC had constituted the HPEC to enquire into all aspects of the incidents relating to violence at Jantar Mantar, Delhi, and at places outside Delhi, during the month of July 2026. The panel shall examine all issues enumerated by SC in its orders dated August 18 and Sept 10. Priority will be given to matters pertaining to the use of pellet guns, targeted violence and harassment of female protesters, and excessive violence and destruction of property occasioned on either side.The HPEC portal (http://hpec.nic.in) is designed in such a manner as to enable due protection to vulnerable witnesses and also to keep the identities confidential and undisclosed, if so wished by the affected persons. The affected persons and other stakeholders are encouraged to access the portal and upload their complaints/representations making use of the formats as applicable.
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In addition, any person wishing to provide information/suggestion relating to the issues referred to the HPEC may also do so through the aforesaid portal, it added.Those who wish to submit the complaints, representations and other relevant material physically, can do so at the HPEC located at Shiksha Sadan, 17, Rouse Avenue Institutional Area, New Delhi 110002 between 1400 hrs. and 1600 Hrs. on all working days. Submissions can also be sent by post at the above address or by email at hpec2026.enquiry@nic.in
