The “chargesheet” against the govt is long, one video will not absolve him or his government: Neha Bora, AISA president, articulate as ever, responds to Modi’s “reel”.
The Delhi Police striking a protester on the head with a lathi amounts to attempted murder,
It is condemnable and strict action must be taken against the guilty police personnel.
This is not crowd management, it is a brutal assault.
Sanitation workers have every right to peacefully protest and demand dignity, fair wages and safe working conditions.
The brutal and unprovoked lathi-charge on women sanitation workers in Barnala by Punjab Police is deeply condemnable.
Seeking rightful dues is not a crime. Peaceful protest is a democratic right. Shame on AAP Government.
Sir, Manipur's gang rape survivors say "hi." Exactly three years ago, in July 2023, similar promises of "justice" were made to them in Parliament.
Today, in July 2026, forget justice or convictions...there have barely been any arrests in the Manipur naked parade sexual assault case. The govt even stopped paying for their counselling.
Even today, Manipur continues to burn, yet former BJP CM Biren Singh...under whose tenure the state was divided in two and descended into a conflict that killed hundreds, including sokdiers, and displaced thousands..has never faced any action from the BJP.
How does the public believe you and your words anymore, sir?
A female student alleges that police called her a “prostitute,” threatened to strip and beat her inside a police station and assaulted her so severely that her ear started bleeding.
Where are the Women’s Commission and Human Rights Commission? Will they act, or remain silent ?
Epstein survivor Roza Gilles: "I ran around New York City as a child trying to get an STD to kill a pedophile, because I didn't believe the government would ever stop him."
Absolutely gut-wrenching.
Today I watched several videos of the protest.
Watching students being beaten like that was deeply disturbing.
People can have different political opinions but this went too far !
Indian activist Sonam Wangchuk’s indefinite hunger strike has entered its 20th day, with the Ladakh-born educator losing more than 9 kilograms as he demands examination reforms and the resignation of a key Modi ally over alleged exam paper leaks.