श्री @RahulGandhi का जवाब-
मोदी जी, हमारे छात्र धर्मेंद्र प्रधान के इस्तीफे की मांग कर रहे हैं।
आधी रात के इस Pathetic वीडियो से उनकी बुद्धिमत्ता का अपमान मत कीजिए।
1. धर्मेंद्र प्रधान को बर्खास्त करें।
2. छात्रों को पीटने वालों को सजा दें।
3. माफ़ी मांगें।
Here is a premier public university of India threatening its students and faculty that being at Jantar Mantar could seriously impact their “academic progress and professional opportunities”!
The same University that is fighting a legal battle to hide the identity of its most illustrious student!
छात्र सड़कों पर हैं - उनके समर्थन में @RahulGandhi और पूरा विपक्ष भी सड़कों पर उतर आया है।
लेकिन उन्हें आगे बढ़ने नहीं दिया जा रहा - क्या यही लोकतंत्र है?
तू इधर-उधर की बात मत कर,
ये बता बच्चों का भविष्य बर्बाद करने वाला धर्मेंद्र प्रधान इस्तीफ़ा कब देगा?
छात्रों पर लाठीचार्ज करवाने वाले अमित शाह माफ़ी कब मांगेंगे?
मोदी जी, देश का युवा जवाब मांग रहा है,अब बहाने नहीं, जवाबदेही चाहिए।
ये देश झुकने वाला नहीं।
Modi obsessed with how he looks and addicted to a teleprompter
Posts a video recorded at a non flattering angle on phone!
He is clearly in panic - I am glad he is
But empty words won’t suffice
Transferring Education Secy is hogwash - sack Dharmendra Pradhan
Good night 💤 😴
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi puts out a video message at midnight on his social media. I don’t think we witnessed something this unprecedented even during the Covid lockdown. The fear of losing power has finally hit the Modi regime
Can police be deployed to control crowd without badges: and armed, but in civil clothes
Why @RahulGandhi says that accountability and action on those who assaulted students is a non-negotiable demand?
Indian law and Supreme Court rulings are fairly clear on this.
Name badges are mandatory
In Prakash Singh v. Union of India (2006) and in D.K. Basu v. State of West Bengal (1997), the Supreme Court held that police personnel carrying out arrests, interrogation, or crowd-control duty must wear “accurate, visible and clear identification and name tags with their designations.”
The D.K. Basu guidelines were later given statutory force through Section 41B CrPC (now Section 37 BNSS).
Non-display of identification is an offence and disciplinary action must be taken against them and those who instructed them to do so.
Uniform is required for public duty
Plainclothes deployment for crowd control is not permitted as a general practice.
Delhi Police Standing Orders require officers exercising powers over a crowd to be identifiable as police.
Plainclothes officers are meant for surveillance and detection, not for physically dispersing or striking protesters.
Courts have repeatedly criticised the deployment of unidentifiable men with lathis as facilitating unaccountable violence.
Lathi use is regulated
An unidentified person in plainclothes wielding a lathi has no legal authority to use force at all.
The state cannot claim Section 132 protection for someone it did not deploy in identifiable form.
An unidentifiable, non-uniformed person striking protesters is, in law, committing assault in their personal capacity, and the deploying officer is liable for dereliction.
NHRC guidelines on crowd control (2010) and multiple High Court orders, including Delhi HC and Kerala HC directions on videography of police action at protests, reinforce that anonymity in force deployment is impermissible.
A joint delegation of the Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) and the Al India Kisan Sabha (AIKS) visited Jantar Mantar today to express solidarity with the ongoing student-youth movement demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and accountability for the complete failure of the education system. The delegation met Ashutosh Ranka and Sourav Das of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) and Aishe Ghosh and Subhash Jhakar of the Students' Federation of India (SFI) and spent time at Kranti Corner of the SFI, which has been rebuilt after the police dismantled it on 20 July.
Elamaram Kareem, Tapan Sen, AR Sindhu, KN Umesh, and Sai Babu from the CITU and Hannan Mollah and P Krishnaprasad from the AIKS were part of the delegation. The leaders expressed their support and solidarity with the ongoing struggle and assured that workers and peasants, who are already on the streets in solidarity actions, will extend all support to the students in their future actions. The leaders announced that CITU, AIKS, AIAWU, AIDWA and DYFI will join the students on the night of 24 July for "Creating Jantar Mantar" throughout the country at the call of the SFI.
Four Years. Four Paper Leaks. No Answers !!
Four paper leaks in four years, yet Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann and Education Minister Harjot Singh Bains continue to deny the truth and mislead the people of Punjab.
Punjab’s youth deserve accountability, not excuses.
@BhagwantMann must resign and apologise to the people of Punjab.