CJP Protest Honey Singh Dagar: I have not been able to stop the tears from flowing. I am upset and agitated over the way students were treated by the Delhi Police officers as they staged a protest. Just like me, Bollywood celebrities including Anurag Kashyap, Naseeruddin Shah, Ratna Pathak Shah, and Sonakshi Sinha have also expressed their displeasure over the 'injustice meted out' to the students.

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Who Is Honey Singh Dagar? Is He Missing? Anurag Kashyap Posts About Him

A video is going viral on social media where a man in plain clothes can be seen attacking the students, who hit the streets of New Delhi in response to CJP's 'Chalo Sansad' call. The students, who came from different parts of India, demanded Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation, citing his lack of accountability in the NEET paper leaks.

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Amit Kilhor identified the man, who brutally beat the students in Delhi on Monday (July 20). The YouTuber claimed that the man, reportedly named Honey Singh Dagar, is a Delhi Police Constable. He stated that the man got the job on compensatory grounds after his father did.

"A constable who got his job on compensatory grounds after demise of his father, was seen beating students and girls in plain clothes (sic)," Amit wrote while sharing a video on Instagram.

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Netizens were quick enough to find out information about Honey Dagar. One user wrote in the comments section, "Honey Dagar owns addiction gym in Ghaziabad."

Anurag Kashyap took a screenshot from the video and posted on Instagram, asking his followers to identify the men who attacked the students. Expressing his displeasure, the Gangs Of Wasseypur director wrote, "His name Honey Singh Dagar . He was one of them who beat up students yesterday. Identify each one and we will amplify them. Thank you @amitkilhor (sic)."

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Fans have flooded the comments section with their messages. One user commented, "Can something please be done? This guy looks so vindictive and seems like he has a free pass to violence."

"It doesn't matter whether he is from the police department or not. The real question is: why are they using cruel methods against its own citizens? He is supposed to wear his uniform and nameplate, but no, he is showing off his skills to the unarmed public. All of them should be identified and should go to jail. Shame (sic)," another wrote.

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Is Honey Singh Dagar missing following the CJP protest and Delhi Police's action against the student protestors? There's no trace of him, as netizens have claimed on social media that his gym was closed.