Kejriwal Condemns Police Action Against Student Protesters Amid Exam Scandal
AAP launched a helpline for injured protesters and their families as Kejriwal accused the central government of failing to stop paper leaks.
- On Tuesday, AAP National Convener Arvind Kejriwal announced plans to hold a press conference at 11 AM and visit RML Hospital to support students injured during the government's crackdown on demonstrations.
- Kejriwal condemned the government's use of force as 'extremely arrogant,' comparing police actions to the British-era brutality witnessed at Jallianwala Bagh in 1919.
- The Aam Aadmi Party launched a helpline to provide medical and legal assistance to families of affected protesters and students.
- Cockroach Janata Party spokesperson Saurav Das met Union Health Minister Nadda, demanding resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and compensation for NEET aspirant families.
- Delhi Police issued a formal appeal for peace, requesting citizens avoid spreading unverified information and maintain restraint amid the ongoing protests.
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On July 23rd, amid the Cockroach Janata Party's protest, the NDTA ordered all shops, offices, and restaurants in Connaught Place to close by 6:30 pm. Arvind Kejriwal had expressed apprehension that the police were preparing to crack down on the students. However, the Delhi Police has now stated that there are no plans to crack down on the protests.
Kejriwal Condemns Police Action Against Student Protesters Amid Exam Scandal
Arvind Kejriwal, AAP chief, plans a press briefing to criticize Modi government's police action against student protests over exam scandals, followed by a visit to RML Hospital to meet the injured. With heightened political tensions, Delhi Police calls for peace amid Cockroach Janata Party's ongoing protests for NEET reform.
Delhi police brutality worse than Gen Dyer's: Kejriwal
Aam Aadmi Party convenor Arvind Kejriwal has strongly criticised the Central government's crackdown on Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protesters, comparing the police brutality to that of the British Raj. He announced the launch of a helpline to provide medical and legal aid to injured protesters and their families.
"Stop threatening, otherwise the people of the country will be taught such a lesson that history will remember what a state, what carnage a dictator had to face in this country," the AAP chief told the Centre at a press conference.
Arvind Kejriwal to address press conference today over police crackdown on students amid CJP Parliament march
AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal in a post on X, "I will hold a press conference today at 11 AM against the Modi government's crackdown on students yesterday. After that, I will go to RML Hospital to meet the injured people."
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