Congress releases videos of Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka's detention during protest
New Delhi, UPDATED: Jul 21, 2026 22:06 IST The Congress on Tuesday released videos showing the detention of senior leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi…
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New Delhi, UPDATED: Jul 21, 2026 22:06 IST The Congress on Tuesday released videos showing the detention of senior leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra after Delhi Police removed protesters staging a sit-in outside Prime Minister Narendra Modi's residence over the alleged police action on students protesting the NEET issue. The Congress demanded the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, a discussion on the NEET issue and the alleged police action in Parliament, and justice for the injured students. Singh claimed Rahul Gandhi initially agreed to withdraw the protest if the government allowed a discussion on the NEET issue in Parliament.
Furthermore, "Democracy in India is happening right now," he said in an apparent swipe at the government. How the Congress protest outside PM's residence unfolded: A timeline. Rahul Gandhi was surrounded by at least 10 police personnel as he sat on the road and refused to budge.
In addition, The force said 118 police personnel were injured, including senior officers. After the Centre conveyed its willingness to hold the discussion, the Congress leader added a fresh demand seeking the resignation of the education minister. How Congress chalked out the protest plan According to news agency PTI, the Congress leadership did not tell its leaders about the protest to maintain secrecy, as otherwise the area could have been blockaded.
Moreover, The protest came a day after clashes between police and students during the CJP-led march to Parliament.
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New Delhi, UPDATED: Jul 21, 2026 22:06 IST The Congress on Tuesday released videos showing the detention of senior leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra after Delhi Police removed protesters staging a sit-in outside Prime Minister Narendra Modi's residence over the alleged police action on students protesting the NEET issue.
reliability moderate3/3 sourcesThe Congress demanded the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, a discussion on the NEET issue and the alleged police action in Parliament, and justice for the injured students.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesSingh claimed Rahul Gandhi initially agreed to withdraw the protest if the government allowed a discussion on the NEET issue in Parliament.
reliability moderate2/2 sources"Democracy in India is happening right now," he said in an apparent swipe at the government.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesHow the Congress protest outside PM's residence unfolded: A timeline.
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Rahul Gandhi was surrounded by at least 10 police personnel as he sat on the road and refused to budge.
according to NDTV - India NewsThe force said 118 police personnel were injured, including senior officers.
according to NDTV - India NewsAfter the Centre conveyed its willingness to hold the discussion, the Congress leader added a fresh demand seeking the resignation of the education minister.
according to India TodayHow Congress chalked out the protest plan According to news agency PTI, the Congress leadership did not tell its leaders about the protest to maintain secrecy, as otherwise the area could have been blockaded.
according to The Times of India - Top StoriesThe protest came a day after clashes between police and students during the CJP-led march to Parliament.
according to India TodayHowever, the protest came as much of a surprise to many Congress leaders as it did to the government.
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6:30 pm: Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav arrives at the protest site.
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