A young woman who was seriously injured during the raid on the CJP’s Parliament House in Delhi on Monday suddenly took a turn for the worse. He was rushed to the ICU of Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital.
Sources said police opened fire on protesters near Jantar Mantar The attack was carried out Hit a barricade during the hunt. He suffered severe head injuries gets
Delhi Police sources said that more than 80 protesters were injured during the CJP’s raid on Parliament House on Monday. 79 students were released from the hospital on Tuesday morning. On Monday, the police resorted to lathicharge and tear gas, but failed to completely stop the CJP’s campaign. Protesters reached the parliament building on Monday afternoon despite being blocked by the police. The main gate of Parliament was immediately closed due to security reasons.
The CJP had called for a parliamentary campaign on Monday to protest the leak of NEET exam papers and demand the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Accordingly, in the morning, a huge procession took out from Jantar Mantar in Delhi. However, police said no official permission was taken for the event. Despite the rain, many people took part in the rally wearing raincoats. They carry the national flag and the Constitution of India. Media claimed that around 20,000 people, mostly students and youth, attended Monday’s event. The Monsoon session of Parliament also started. The Prime Minister, MPs of various parties and members of the Union Cabinet were present in the Parliament building. Delhi Police was already very alert about CJP’s operation. Police lathi-charged and fired tear gas near the Shram Shakti Bhavan to disperse the protesters. The protesters tried to move towards the Parliament building but were eventually stopped by the police before they could reach the Parliament building.