An investigation has revealed that the Rapid Action Force (RAF) allegedly deployed pellet guns against protestors during a recent march to Parliament. Sources indicate the use of these non-lethal weapons, raising concerns about the force used against demonstrators. The march aimed to bring attention to unspecified issues, though details remain limited. This finding potentially marks a significant escalation in the response to protests and sparks questions about police conduct. Authorities have yet to officially comment on the allegations or announce further action. The use of pellet guns has historically drawn criticism due to the risk of severe and lasting injuries. The investigation’s findings are expected to fuel demands for accountability and a review of crowd control measures.