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Dipke claims Shah ordered force on student march
Telegraph India··31 Jul
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke said orders to use force against students during the July 20 Sansad Chalo march must have come from Home Minister Amit Shah and called for his resignation. Speaking in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar on July 30 after the month long Jantar Mantar NEET protest, Dipke backed Rahul Gandhi's demand and rejected claims that foreign funding drove the movement.
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What It Means For You
- Students who joined NEET protests may follow whether accountability claims over July 20 police action lead to any formal probe or ministerial action.
- Parents watching exam integrity debates now hear direct allegations linking central security decisions to campus age demonstrators marching toward Parliament.
- Anyone tracking protest rights can note how foreign funding accusations and resignation demands are shaping the post Pradhan political fallout.
What's Happening
- CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke said on July 30 that orders to use force during the July 20 Sansad Chalo march must have come from Amit Shah.
- He spoke in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar after returning from the month long Jantar Mantar protest that followed the NEET paper leak.
- Dipke backed Rahul Gandhi's demand for Shah's resignation and rejected claims that foreign funding drove the student movement.
July 20 Sansad Chalo Crackdown
- The July 20 march from Jantar Mantar toward Parliament came during nationwide NEET protests that led to Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation.
- Dipke also alleged Delhi Police placed trucks of stones near the protest site on July 19 and 20 to falsely portray student stone pelting.
- The CJP protest ended after government assurances on exam reform and amnesty for protesters without criminal antecedents.
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