Delhi student-led Parliament march crackdown

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   Update 2Hul 22 04:06 UTCPagkalipas ng 45 oras

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   Rahul Gandhi and dozens of opposition figures were detained in New Delhi on July 21 after a three-hour sit-in over a police crackdown on the Cockroach Janta Party movement. The protests, ignited by exam fraud, have become one of the biggest challenges to Modi's second term.

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   • The exact injuries, if any, sustained by Gandhi during the scuffle — reporting describes a heated argument and a punch reference from Gandhi himself, but no outlet independently confirms bleeding or a specific wound.
   • The specific casualty counts from the July 20 lathi-charge (injured, detained) — opposition figures cite figures, but the supplied reporting does not enumerate them.
   • The precise venue chain of post-detention processing (stadiums, police stations) for those taken into custody.
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   Update 1Hul 20 07:33 UTC

   More Than 50 Hurt, 100 Detained as Delhi Police Smash the Cockroach Janta Party's Parliament March

   Lathis, tear gas, stone-pelting and barricade after barricade: a day of chaos in central Delhi over NEET exam irregularities and the demand that Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resign.

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   • No verbatim police or government explanation of the force used beyond the "dispersed professionally" line.
   • No confirmed Section 163 order text, no confirmed count of metro stations closed, no confirmed hospitalisation details for Wangchuk in the reporting.
   • No confirmed answer from the Centre to the CJP's demands.