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  1. Protests gathered in New Delhi involving various political figures and parties, including the Aam Aadmi Party and BJP.
  2. A protest occurred near the legislative body in New Delhi involving Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.

Protests in Delhi against the government's handling of students, involving the Indian National Congress and resulting in police detentions.

13 reports, 8 independent Updated Aug 14
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Protests in Delhi against the government's handling of students, involving the Indian National Congress and resulting in police detentions.

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  1. Government deployed Rapid Action Force and used force against student protesters in Delhi.Sub-event
  2. Neha demands release of detained students in Delhi and Bihar; JNU agitation continues.1 source
  3. Delhi police utilized specialized riot control units (Rapid Action Force) on July 1, 2026.Sub-event
  4. Students from Aliah University marched in solidarity with Delhi protests.Sub-event
  5. PM Modi addressed student protests against Dharmendra Pradhan's ministry, with Kiren Rijiju sharing his statements.Sub-event
  6. Arvind Kejriwal was accused of instigating student protests against government policy.Sub-event
  7. Akhilesh Yadav was detained in Delhi while Dharmendra Pradhan accused Congress of exploiting students.1 source
  8. Protests in Delhi focus on youth issues and fraudulent degrees.1 source
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  1. INC and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra participate in protests, leading to police detentions of leaders.1 source
  2. Opposition leaders face detentions and protests against government handling of student issues.1 source

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