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Rahul Gandhi warns police power does not last
The Times of India··21 Jul
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on July 20 warned Delhi Police that power does not last forever after tear gas and lathicharge on CJP student protesters marching toward Parliament. He condemned the crackdown on the Chalo Sansad mobilisation as Monsoon Session opened. Gandhi linked the police action to broader accountability demands over NEET paper leak allegations nationwide.
Prism
What It Means For You
- NEET reform protests may affect exam schedules and counselling timelines.
- Central Delhi security may tighten around Jantar Mantar and Parliament.
- Opposition pressure on police conduct may shape future protest policing.
What's Happening
- Rahul Gandhi warned Delhi Police on July 20 after tear gas and lathicharge.
- He said power does not last forever to officers blocking CJP marchers.
- He condemned the crackdown on the Chalo Sansad mobilisation.
Adaptive Context
- CJP supporters marched toward Parliament on Monsoon Session Day One.
- Police deployed nearly 3,000 personnel with tear gas and barricades.
- NEET paper leak allegations drive ongoing protests at Jantar Mantar.
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