Delhi ex-CM Arvind Kejriwal to lead a 100-supporter protest march to PM Modi's residence, intensifying political tensions. Demanding action on key issues, Kejriwal urges the PM's attention while Delhi Police bolster security. All eyes are on this high-stakes demonstration that could reshape political discourse.
Delhi Police cracks down on fake news, issuing stern warnings as misinformation floods social media from areas like Jantar Mantar. Cyber cells are increasing surveillance. Officials urge verifying facts before sharing, coordinating with platforms, and warning offenders of strict legal action.
Rahul Gandhi demanded Home Minister Amit Shah's removal, accusing him of ordering police violence against protesting students in Delhi. Gandhi cited severe injuries from pellet guns and lathis, holding Shah directly responsible for the brutal crackdown and vowing no apology.
Supreme Court questioned if police have the right to beat peaceful protesters, warning against a climate of fear under lathi rule. Emphasizing constitutional equality, it condemned the lathi charge on students during a Delhi protest, while also noting police can act against antisocial elements.
AP Congress Chief YS Sharmila faces criticism for staying absent during key party protests, including a violent clash with BJP workers in Vijayawada. While Congress nationwide supports student protests, Sharmila remains unreachable, sparking internal debate over her leadership and commitment to party activities.
Delhi High Court slams police for alleged lathi charge, tear gas on peaceful protestors at Jantar Mantar. Court orders preservation of all digital records, seeks police response in four weeks. Students call for SIT, vow to continue fight for justice.
NEET paper leak protests escalate as educationist Wangchuk fasts; demands Minister Pradhan's resignation and written assurance against legal action. Government offers compensation to families of deceased students but Wangchuk refuses to end hunger strike without written guarantees.
Congress's Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka, and Kharge led a protest at PM Modi's residence, demanding resignations over a police lathi charge on students in Delhi. After hours of tension, police detained Rahul Gandhi and others. The protests also spread to Hyderabad, where students were held back.
Delhi's 'Chalo Parliament' protest turned violent as supporters jumped barricades, attacked police, and damaged vehicles. Police used lathicharge and tear gas. Actor Naresh’s tweet linking violence to a government conspiracy went viral, raising questions over national security amid the NEET paper leak issue.
Delhi protests erupt over NEET leak as Cockroach Party’s ‘Chalo Parliament’ march turns chaotic. Police used lathicharge and tear gas to stop agitators. Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan faces resignation calls, while urgent talks with Home Minister Amit Shah fuel speculation.