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In a speech from July 2024, Rahul Gandhi questioned why security forces are using force against students protesting for their demands, stating that they deserve a fair and functioning education system.
A video shows an altercation between Mumbai Police officers and student protesters. Captions in the video allege that the police responded with intimidation while students were peacefully demanding accountability.
A speculative video set in July 2026 depicts a scenario where a future Supreme Court, under Chief Justice Surya Kant, and the Delhi High Court refuse to urgently hear pleas regarding Delhi Police action against students protesting over NEET exam paper leaks.
During an address, Rahul Gandhi stated that personal treatment towards him is irrelevant, urging instead that public attention focus on the education system, paper leaks, and actions taken against students.
During an interview at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi, farmer leader Rakesh Tikait stated that the fight for justice is long, while the fight for dishonesty is short. He also commented on a statement attributed to the Chief Justice of India regarding lack of time to watch videos.
Actress Ayesha Khan has questioned police accountability after alleging that she was detained by the Mumbai Police without being provided any explanation or answers as to why she was being held.
Speaking at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi, leader Rakesh Tikait criticized police conduct towards protesting students, stating that the nation witnessed the actions taken against unarmed youth and that it would inspire political change.
At a protest in Jantar Mantar, Chokhra Janata Party (CJP) members refused to hold a second round of talks with the Central Government at JP Nadda's residence. The CJP alleged that party members Saurabh Jatav and Ashutosh Jatav were kept waiting for a long time during their previous meeting.
An interview from Jantar Mantar, New Delhi features a protester criticizing the current government, calling it non-democratic and urging protesters to continue rising up against any future brutalities or injustices.
Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi has called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to apologize to the country's students for recent actions taken by the government and the Home Minister, while urging immediate reforms in the examination and education systems.
On July 20, Assistant Commandant Sonia Sehrawat, who was leading the RAF deployment during the CJP's Parliament march at Jantar Mantar, shared an Instagram Story that read: "They can't fix themselves, yet they want to fix the country."
A reporter for Spot On reports from Jantar Mantar in New Delhi, where a large crowd of protesters gathered for a nighttime demonstration. The report notes heavy police deployment and alleges police brutality during what is described as a major youth movement.
The founder of PeeingHuman spoke to Spot On at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi about experiencing an incident of alleged brutality, noting that seeing footage of what happened to other people made him feel he got very lucky in comparison.
A video shows protesters gathered at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi at 9 p.m. in July 2026. The narrator reports that the demonstrators gathered at the site despite having experienced police brutality the previous day.
A video shows food and water packages being delivered to protesters at Delhi's Jantar Mantar. Delivery workers report that anonymous individuals, including some ordering from Indore, are sending food to be distributed to any protester or student at the site.
Abhijeet Dipke and other CJP protesters returned to their original protest site at Jantar Mantar in July 2023. Demonstrators gathered around the stage despite a lack of lighting at the venue.
During a protest in New Delhi in July 2024, demonstrators requested that the police remove barricades to allow the gathered crowd to continue marching forward.
A video clip contrasts footage from July 2024 showing security personnel using force against an individual on the ground with an interview clip of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in which he states that criticism is the soul of democracy.
According to a social media post by Jagat Prakash Nadda, he met with a delegation of protesters who submitted a written petition. The video identifies the delegation as CJP spokespersons, who met with Nadda to submit a demand memorandum, after which Nadda urged the protesters to end their demonstration.
In a video statement, Rahul Gandhi criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi as "anti-youth" and condemned police lathi charges and tear-gassing against student protesters in New Delhi.
Journalists covering a protest at Jantar Mantar reported that Delhi Police used abusive language and tear gas against them. One journalist stated that despite showing identification and asking for assistance, police threatened them and told them to leave the area.
A reporter at Jantar Mantar reports that Sonam Wangchuk will continue his hunger strike, citing alleged police brutality and a lathi charge against protesting students and youth.
During a protest at Jantar Mantar, demonstrator Abhijeet Dipke briefly felt unwell and almost fainted but returned to the original protest site after recovering.
A video shows a large crowd gathered at Jantar Mantar for a protest described as the CJP protest. Protesters are seen chanting slogans and sitting near the road to continue their demonstration at night.
An activist in New Delhi warns that the government and police will be held responsible if anything happens to Sonam Wangchuk, stating that Wangchuk is continuing his hunger strike due to the authorities' treatment of students.