Delhi Protesters' Fingerprints Collected From Stones for Identification via Aadhaar: BJP Minister

Truck full of stones parked near the CJP protest site?

Truck loaded with stones spotted near CJP protest site, raising concerns about potential unrest.

How can stones reveal CJP protesters' identity? BJP minister has an answer

Maharashtra BJP minister Chandrakant Patil claimed Delhi Police are collecting fingerprints from stones used in the CJP agitation and linking them to Aadhaar numbers for protester identification and background checks. This statement, made in Kolhapur, drew sharp criticism and mockery from Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut, who suggested Patil be nominated for a Nobel Prize for his "scientific innovation." The CJP protest at Jantar Mantar involv…

Delhi protesters' fingerprints collected from stones for identification via Aadhaar: BJP minister

A Maharashtra minister stated Delhi Police collected protesters' fingerprints from stones. These prints will link to Aadhaar numbers for identification purposes. The CJP protest in Delhi involved clashes and stone-pelting incidents. Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut mocked the minister's scientific claims. Police are creating a database of individuals with criminal records.

BJP Goons Attacked Police: CJP Founder Abhijeet Dipke

Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke has accused “BJP goons” of attacking police personnel during the violent clash at Jantar Mantar on July 20. His remarks came after families of injured Delhi Police personnel spoke about the alleged attacks, while also raising questions over police action against protesting students. The 35-day CJP protest ended on July 26.

Fingerprints on Jantar Mantar stones to be matched with Aadhaar data to identify protesters: Minister

Maharashtra’s higher and technical education minister Chandrakant Patil hinted that action would be taken against anti-social elements and those with criminal records who had participated in the protests last week

India's Crackdown on Peaceful New Delhi Protesters Sparks Global Human Rights Outcry

In New Delhi, a recent crackdown on peaceful protesters has ignited global concern over escalating human rights violations in India. Amnesty International has condemned the actions of security forces, highlighting what it describes as a troubling pattern of suppressing dissent through excessive use of force. The incident underscores growing tensions between the government and civil society groups advocating for democratic freedoms, raising urgen…