Opposition Protests Police Action Against CJP Supporters, Priyanka Gandhi Joins Demonstration

New Delhi, July 30: Opposition MPs gathered at the Parliament’s Makar Dwaar on Thursday to protest against the alleged police action on demonstrators during the CJP’s ‘Parliament Chalo’ march on July 20. The protest featured prominent Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and several other opposition figures.

The MPs held placards and chanted slogans, demanding a response from Union Home Minister Amit Shah regarding the incident. They insisted that accountability must be established for the alleged use of force against peaceful student protesters, and that action should be taken against the responsible officials. The opposition reiterated its demand for accountability from the Ministry of Home Affairs during the protest at Makar Dwaar.

The opposition claims that on July 20, police used force against CJP supporters and students protesting issues related to paper leaks and examination arrangements. Congress and other opposition parties have been consistently calling for discussions in Parliament and a statement from the Home Minister on this matter.

The proceedings in Parliament have been disrupted multiple times over this issue. Opposition MPs have accused the government of evading clear answers regarding the police action, asserting that the Home Minister should provide a detailed account of the events in the House.

Priyanka Gandhi, participating in the protest, joined her fellow opposition MPs in chanting against the government. Opposition leaders emphasized that students and youth have the right to express their views peacefully within a democratic framework.

They demanded a fair investigation into the alleged police action, justice for the injured protesters, and an examination of the roles of the responsible officials.

The opposition parties have called for Home Minister Amit Shah to make a statement in Parliament and accept accountability for the police action. Previously, several opposition leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, have also held the Home Minister responsible for the incident. The government has countered the opposition’s claims, stating that no live ammunition was used against the protesters, and only tear gas was deployed.

The nature of the police action and the accountability surrounding it remain contested between the ruling and opposition parties. Final conclusions will likely emerge only after an official investigation or judicial review.

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