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Rahul says metro and internet shut not paper leaks
The Times of India··25 Jul
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on July 25 accused the Centre of shutting metro stations, roads, shops, internet and food supplies to suppress NEET related student protests at Jantar Mantar. He posted that paper leaks continued despite the curbs. He shared a video of student Sahil allegedly injured by pellets during the July 20 Sansad Chalo march while holding a Tricolour.
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What It Means For You
- Delhi commuters and residents near Jantar Mantar face ongoing movement curbs.
- NEET aspirants watching protests may see political pressure on exam reforms.
- Injury accounts from July 20 keep riot control tactics in public debate.
What's Happening
- Rahul Gandhi attacked Centre curbs on July 25 over NEET protests.
- He cited Metro, internet and food restrictions around Jantar Mantar.
- He shared a pellet injury account from the July 20 march.
Protest Restriction Backdrop
- Eighteen Metro stations stayed closed for multiple days.
- July 20 clashes injured over 118 police personnel and 60 protesters.
- CJP continues demanding Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation.
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