Rahul Gandhi uses flute to counter protest crackdown; protesters allege brutal assault: 'Private parts hit'
- On Wednesday, Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi accused the Delhi Police of assaulting NSUI workers and a student detained during a protest against CEC Gyanesh Kumar. He claimed a female protester suffered hearing loss after allegedly being struck by police.
- Protesters, including around 30 NSUI members, were staging a peaceful demonstration against electoral roll revisions when police detained them. They alleged they were beaten while being transported from Sansad Marg to Delhi Gate.
- Athira, a Delhi University student from Kerala, alleged that constable Chanchal Yadav assaulted her after she questioned the absence of female officers in the detention bus. She claimed Yadav grabbed her, scratched her face, and slapped her.
- Addressing a press conference, Gandhi introduced the injured protesters and urged students to preserve evidence of police misconduct. He assured them that everyone responsible, from top to bottom, would be punished.
- Gandhi confronted Union Home Minister Amit Shah regarding the incident, citing Athira's injuries as evidence of police brutality. "Now, she is deaf in one ear," Gandhi said, comparing her case to previous victims.
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Rahul Gandhi claims DU student, NSUI woman worker thrashed by Delhi Police: 'She has lost hearing in one ear'
Rahul Gandhi accused Delhi Police of brutally assaulting NSUI workers during protests against SIR, alleging at a press conference that a Kerala student had lost hearing in one ear, while other protesters claimed they were beaten with lathis and kicked in their private parts.
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