Police Can Break Bones but Not 'Satyagraha': Rahul Gandhi Slams Police 'Brutalities' Against Students
- Rahul Gandhi claimed Delhi Police refused to register an FIR over alleged assaults on student protesters.
- Gandhi said Athira from Kerala and Ritu from Rajasthan were among the students allegedly beaten by police.
- Gandhi said a Zero FIR had been registered in Kerala and that legal action would be pursued in Kerala, Rajasthan, and the courts.
- After meeting the students, Gandhi said they were defending democracy.
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Rahul Gandhi Says ‘Police Can Break Bones But Not Satyagraha’, Alleges FIR Refusal Over Student Assault | 📰 LatestLY
Congress leader and Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi has accused Delhi Police of refusing to register a First Information Report (FIR) over the alleged assault of student protesters during demonstrations against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. 📰 Rahul Gandhi Says ‘Police Can Break Bones But Not Satyagraha’, Alleges FIR Refusal Over Student Assault.
Rahul slams police 'brutalities' against students during protests
New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday, October 16, claimed that Delhi Police is refusing to register a first information report (FIR) on the “assault” of student protesters by security personnel, and asserted that police can break bones but not a ‘satyagraha’. The Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha also stressed that “brutality by … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment, Sports, Politics and Top Stor…
Police can break bones but not 'satyagraha': Rahul Gandhi slams police 'brutalities' against students
The Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha also stressed that "brutality by Home Minister Amit Shah's Delhi Police" will not go unchecked and the Congress will pursue every legal route against the officers responsible.
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PressNewsAgency‘Police can break bones, not satyagraha’: Rahul Gandhi alleges Delhi Police refused to file FIR over assault on student protesters
Rahul Gandhi alleged that Delhi Police failed to register an FIR regarding the assault on student protesters. He mentioned two young women were among those harmed, prompting legal action against police officers. Detentions occurred ahead of a proposed Tiranga rally in Connaught Place, highlighting increased security measures in the area. Police cited restrictions and prior agreements while detaining activists to maintain public order.
"Police can break bones but cannot break satyagraha": Rahul Gandhi alleges Delhi Police refused to register FIR over assault on students
Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, on Friday alleged that Delhi Police was refusing to register an FIR over the alleged assault on students, claiming that two women, Athira from Kerala and Ritu from Rajasthan, along with others, were beaten by the police.
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