Differences between judiciary and executive are part of democracy; should not be termed 'confrontation': Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju
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Judges who "don't have time" to adjudicate police brutality on students, or who don't want injured students to "drag them into all this" - should just resign from office. Don't insult the Indian freedom struggle, the making, and intent of Constitution and all that it stands for
Lawyers should also create a Lawyers Janta Party. It’s too much that the collegium takes opaque decisions, panels are awarded through nepotism, Senior Advocates get favourable orders, the judiciary acts on its whims and caprices, and the police turn away innocent victims.
It is the CJI’s attitude which is at the centre of this outrage. His dismissive treatment of students and activists is what led to this protest in the first place. He could’ve been more sensitive today and said, “we empathise with the cause but kindly file proper pleadings”
More victims of Pellet injury.
The registers logging distribution of arms and ammunition of these law enforcement agencies need to be preserved.
Delhi High Court should direct the police and the RAF etc. to file full list of weapons and ammunition handed out to their personnel for 20th July, on affidavit .
Good to see SCBA and DHCBA Presidents, Sr Advs. Vikas Singh and Hariharan lead from the front in the petitions on police violence on protestors before the Delhi High Court.
DHCBA however has issued no statement of condemnation on the brutal and unprovoked police lathi charge on 20th July, despite requests by members.
DHCBA I know you have been rather busy reading CPC and pecuniary jurisdiction.
Please waste a little time reading Chapter 3 of Indian Constitution.
650+ lawyers including senior advocates Indira Jaising, Raju Ramachandran, Sanjay Hegde, Huzefa Ahmadi, Rebecca John, Gopal Subramanium, Anand Grover & others have issued a joint statement condemning Delhi Police's use of force against peaceful student protesters at Jantar Mantar on July 20, 2026.
Calling the incident "unacceptable" the lawyers said students seeking dialogue were instead met with violence an act they argue attacks free expression, human dignity and the right to dissent. They stood in solidarity with those "harmed, intimidated and traumatized" stressing that students demanding accountability deserve respect "as the future of our country" and that "Parliament is not an ivory tower beyond the reach of its citizens." The statement urges accountability for those responsible and calls on the Government to safeguard peaceful protesters going forward.
#DelhiPolice #JantarMantar #StandWithStudents
Chhatron ka gussa ground reporters pe na phoote, islie I petition to @aajtak@ZeeNews@ndtv@news24tvchannel@indiatvnews@TimesNow . SEND YOUR MAIN ANCHORS.
Send Anjana, Sudhir, Aman, Gullu, Sushant, Chitra, Rubika, Navika. Send them.
They are experienced. They will be able to control the crowd.
@Zakka_Jacob This is a ridiculous argument. Youre essentially saying that the media is a representative of the "criminal" (in this context, the government). We know that godi media does only that but to say it so openly is quite brave zakka.
Supreme Court Bar Association President Vikas Singh has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi requesting a Judicial enquiry and immediate action on police lathi-charge during CJP protest.
I agree, SC held that police action must satisfy the tests of necessity, proportionality and reasonableness. The right to peaceful protest is a fundamental right under Articles 19 & 21 of the Constitution. (Ramlila Maidan v. Home Secretary,UOI.
#RightToProtest#Constitution
I extend my pro bono legal assistance to students and other protesters injured during the protests in New Delhi.
If you require legal advice, representation, or assistance in pursuing legal remedies, please feel free to reach out to me.
#RightToProtest#ConstitutionOfIndia
Some creative editor has made this fiery edit… absolutely शानदार. 🔥
Share it everywhere on WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, and all platforms.
Inquilab Zindabad. ✊
lol. what a bunch of idiots in Delhi Police. If the apps dont collect data, have no server linkage with the provider, may be open sourced and available to fork, what exactly will you probe? the source code on github?
This should not shock you, if you've been following the social media PR narratives built over the years, to show the govt in positive light (especially whenever a scam/scandal/a protest becomes a headline).
THE WORRY should be how taxpayers money is being used for these mammoth PR exercises.