@AnupamPKher What he's saying is, keep this about NEET and education reform only. Don't let political parties take advantage of this for their own political benifit. He said nothing wrong
@prernabhardwaj_ Wow, Di. What a way to push a narrative. Completely oblivious to what led to this and focusing only on the outcome. It's like blaming the protesters after the Jallianwala Bagh massacre instead of those who opened fire. I expected better from you.
@business How dare you post this? Didn't you get paid like other indian news channel? Didn't modi threatened bloomberg with agencies like ED and CBI? Your channel with be raided, denied permissions and banned if you don't delete this post against our Supreme leader and God Mr. modih 🤬
@HelleLyngSvends Don't expect morals from BJP controlled channels ma'am. But the sad part is, most of the voters in rural areas will rely on these propoganda channels
Maybe a dumb question, but why is a so-called serious news outlets using hashtags as DeepStateDipke & CJPGoons?
It is a clear violation of press ethics to use that sort of language on something you arguably should cover objectively.
@HemaniBhandari@Cockroachisback Not all of the protestors were peaceful unfortunately. What happened with this reporter is unfortunate. It's like showing your anger on police doing their duty, while the real problem is the government.
@KesariDhwaj Police reacted only after barricades were broken down. But who gave them permission for stone pelting? They themselves damaging cars parked there. Why not use tear gas and water cannon first before lathi charge? If the government had negotiated, it would never have come to this.
@11GoGetter11 Shame on this guy. The protest became violent because of some brainless maniacs. It wasn't supported to end like this. Everyone knew what peaceful is except few
Aaj Tak - Shame on you
ANI - Shame on you
NDTV - Shame on you
India Today - Shame on you
Republic - Shame on you
New18 - Shame on you
ABP News - Shame on you
Now let the international media cover the topic.
Delhi: Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke says, "We have called off our Parliament march. The children who were beaten and subjected to brutality — Delhi Police fractured the heads of 12-year-old girls. When I was watching near the barricades, I saw police personnel grabbing girls by their necks. A girl just told me that police personnel tore her clothes. Later, after taking her into detention, they also placed a foot on her chest. Wherever I saw people here, the police were swinging batons indiscriminately without thinking, injuring people's heads... The police were not concerned about these children. The police wanted someone or the other to lose blood today. I did not want that to happen. It is our responsibility; we were concerned about these children because they had come on our call."
Delhi Police personnel detain supporters of the CJP during a protest march near Parliament in New Delhi, India, on Monday, July 20, 2026.
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(Photo by @rajkraj_ht / Hindustan Times)