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Why Indian Police Is So Violent

IndiaPublished July 11, 2026

Views 604KĀ  | Ā Likes 23.2KĀ  | Ā Comments 2.38K
Views#4,483,825Global
Views#861,841India

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1.33M subs•502 videos•Jan 2018

This video has 604K views and 23.2K likes, ranking #4,483,825 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

604,970

Likes

23,235

Comments

2,381

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Engagement rate

Revenue estimate

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Total (all-time): $423 – $1.21K

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Why Indian Police Is So Violent Everyone thinks police brutality is about a few violent officers who lose control. But the real issue is the machine that keeps producing them and then shields them from consequences. In this video we break down the pattern, not just the incidents. From Bharat Tiwari, shot after he had …

Published
July 11, 2026
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