Opposition to corner government in Parliament on ‘police brutality’ against students, insist on PM apology
Gandhi said peaceful protest is crucial to any democracy, and it is the government's responsibility to protect protestors and resolve their grievances through dialogue."Such brutal violence destroys every norm, and has outraged the country. Youth and students, the future of our country, are demanding answers and accountability. Their voice will be heard," the former Congress chief said.Sharing the letter, Congress general secretary, in-charge of communications, Jairam Ramesh said Mr.
- ▪Gandhi said peaceful protest is crucial to any democracy, and it is the government's responsibility to protect protestors and resolve their grievances through dialogue."Such brutal violence destroys every norm, and has outraged the country.
- ▪Youth and students, the future of our country, are demanding answers and accountability.
- ▪Their voice will be heard," the former Congress chief said.Sharing the letter, Congress general secretary, in-charge of communications, Jairam Ramesh said Mr.
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The Congress-led opposition is set to keep the pressure on the government in Parliament over the alleged police brutality against protesting students, demanding action against those responsible for the assault and an apology from Prime Minister Narendra Modi, sources said on Sunday (July 26, 2026).However, the opposition's floor strategy and its stand on the bill to amend the two-year-old anti-paper leak law will be finalised at the INDIA bloc meeting in Leader of the Opposition in the Rajya SabhaMallikarjun Kharge's chamber in Parliament on Monday (July 27) morning, they said.Leader of the Opposition in the Lok SabhaRahul Gandhi has written to Union Home Minister Amit Shah, seeking accountability for the "barbaric assault" on peacefully protesting students and asking whether he approved…
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