Delhi Police denied lathi-charge reports at Jantar Mantar and stated officers maintained law and order professionally. Media circulated clips suggesting Rapid Action Force struck protesters, but authorities clarified no such incidents occurred and urged public to ignore misinformation.
“We are in talks with the government.”
Cockroach Janta Party Chief Spokesperson Saurav Das was taken to the Deputy Commissioner’s office in Delhi.
Before leaving, he told reporters, “We are in talks with the government.”
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AISSA Hunger Strike Ends
All India Students Association (AISSA) members Neha, Manish, and Ameen ended their 23-day hunger strike Monday after appeals from opposition MPs and civic leaders. Delegates assured protesters that Parliament’s Monsoon Session will address their demands and advocacy will continue through political campaigns.
Police Appeal for Calm
Authorities asked citizens to cooperate in maintaining peace around Jantar Mantar and support police directives. They emphasized orderly demonstrations and warned against spreading false information.
