RAHUL GANDHI DETAINED
Delhi protest: Cops caught on hop as Gandhis sit-in despite heavy presence
Amid a heavy security deployment, Congress leaders Gandhi, Vadra and Mallikarjun Kharge led the march alongside Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav, Abhishek Banerjee of the All India Trinamool Congress, and Supriya Sule of NCP-SP.
Rahul, other Congress leaders released by Delhi Police after detention
Rahul Gandhi, along with numerous Congress leaders, found themselves detained after an eight-hour sit-in protest at Akashvani Bhawan, where they demanded the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar due to accusations of vote theft. The protest shifted to New Police Line, Kingsway Camp as Congress workers continued their demonstration.
INDIA bloc march: EC says no party requested meeting till 4 pm
The Commission said it learnt through the media that during the march of certain political parties towards the commission headquarters, some MPs wanted to meet the poll panel along with their delegation.
Election Commission rejects Rahul Gandhi-led MPs' meeting request amid SIR row, says 2025 procedure must be followed
The Election Commission of India refused to meet a delegation of 240 MPs led by Rahul Gandhi. This decision followed a day of protests in the national capital against the Chief Election Commissioner. Congress leaders, including Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi, were detained during the protests. The Commission stated that no formal meeting request had been submitted by the deadline.
Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Vadra detained by police amid protest against CEC Gyanesh Kumar at Akashvani Bhawan
Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra were detained by Delhi Police during a protest against the Chief Election Commissioner. Earlier, several Youth Congress and NSUI leaders were also detained outside Akashvani Bhawan. The Congress leaders are protesting until they can meet the Election Commissioners regarding the Special Intensive Revision exercise. Meanwhile, misleading social media posts about government intervention were debunked by the PIB Fact Check unit.
Rahul Gandhi takes centre stage as Opposition takes SIR fight to Delhi's streets
Opposition MPs, led by Rahul Gandhi, protested near the Election Commission office against the CEC's alleged hand in the SIR events. Gandhi sought to meet CEC Gyanesh Kumar to address allegations of vote rigging. The protest resulted in several leaders being detained by police. BJP slammed the opposition's actions.
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Rahul Gandhi says 'none will be spared', alleges Modi, Shah, RSS chief hijacked country through vote chori
Police detained Congress workers and supporters marching towards the Election Commission to demand the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar. Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra were prevented from entering the Election Commission office. The protests escalated outside the office as opposition members faced heavy police presence. Congress leader Pawan Khera criticized the police deployment and claimed it undermined democracy in the capital.
Barricades, slogans and a gatecrash: INDIA bloc’s march to EC turns dramatic
Opposition leaders, including Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, protested against the Election Commission's practices. They were stopped by police while attempting to reach the Election Commission headquarters. Many leaders were detained during the protest, highlighting tensions regarding electoral roll irregularities. The protest coincided with recent Supreme Court observations questioning the Election Commission's decisions. The Opposition plans further actions, including a major rally on November 1 to address their concerns.
Parliament Street violence: Delhi Police files 4 FIRs for rioting, stabbing and obstruction; 18 arrested
Following tumultuous protests outside Parliament Street, Delhi Police have filed numerous FIRs and taken 18 individuals into custody. Demonstrators allege misconduct against women journalists by police, leading Rahul Gandhi to call for the disclosure of pertinent CCTV footage. The escalating tensions are a reaction to protests targeting Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar's electoral revisions. The police have escalated claims of misconduct to the Crime Branch for further inquiry.
Rahul Gandhi attacks Delhi Police over Jantar Mantar allegations
Rahul Gandhi has accused Delhi Police of targeting women protesters and journalists during recent protests in the capital. He has called for the release of CCTV footage from Saket police station for transparency. Allegations of misbehavior and harassment towards women journalists were reported during protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The Delhi Police has confirmed receipt of the complaints and is conducting an investigation through its Crime Branch.
Around 15 police personnel injured, 110 detained during Jantar Mantar protest: Sources
Delhi SIR protest: Around 15 Delhi Police personnel were injured during a protest march in New Delhi by the Indian Youth Congress. Protesters were demanding the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar, accusing the Central government of shielding him. The march led to the detention of approximately 110 individuals amid heavy police presence. IYC leaders criticized the government's actions and called for accountability regarding Gyanesh Kumar's role.
"Why won't they speak to us?" CJP's Saurav Das protests over journalist's FIR demand after alleged harassment by Delhi Police
Recent protests erupted outside the Parliament Street Police Station after a female journalist reported police misconduct. The Cockroach Janata Party has called for an FIR to be registered, emphasizing the gravity of the allegations. In response, the Delhi Police stated that the complaints have been handed over to the Crime Branch for investigation.
Delhi: Three women journalists allege sexual harassment during protest, crime branch to probe
Three women journalists have alleged sexual harassment by police personnel during protests in New Delhi. The complaints have been transferred to the Crime Branch for a thorough investigation and inquiry. Opposition Leader Rahul Gandhi criticised the Delhi Police for their actions and held the Home Ministry accountable. Demonstrations were held against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, leading to multiple arrests.
Rahul Gandhi launches 'Satyagraha' platform to showcase stir
Rahul Gandhi introduced the 'Satyagraha' digital platform to consolidate information on various protests happening across India, including issues related to land, women's rights, and education. In a video message, he expressed solidarity with activists, encouraging them to share their struggles and emphasizing the importance of collective action against injustice.
Warring quits as AICC seeks truce in Punjab unit
Amrinder Singh Raja Warring has resigned from his position as Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee president after high command pressure. His resignation followed demands from several state Congress leaders, including former chief minister CS Channi. Warring's exit reflects the central leadership's attempts to appease dissenting party factions.
'Secret mission involving 'Gyanesh Gupta' becomes public knowledge': Pawan Khera claims 'over 13cr voters disenfranchised through SIR'
Congress MP Pawan Khera on Friday accused the Centre of being “anti-Constitution” and alleged that the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls had led to large-scale voter disenfranchisement. He claimed over 13 crore voters had been disenfranchised and attacked the Election Commission amid Congress protests demanding CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation.
Congress protests against CEC Gyanesh Kumar spread across India; Gaurav Gogoi detained, tear gas fired in Manipur
Congress workers staged protests across India on Friday demanding CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation, a day after Rahul Gandhi accused the Election Commission of electoral wrongdoing. Demonstrations were held in Jammu and Kashmir, Guwahati, Dehradun, Chandigarh and Lucknow, while Delhi saw security deployment ahead of Congress and Youth Congress marches.
Stones thrown at minor CJP activist's house hours after arrest of Swatantra Bhardwaj
A minor CJP activist reported her house was surrounded and pelted with stones. This incident occurred several hours after influencer Swatantra Bhardwaj's arrest. Bhardwaj was detained for an alleged attack on the activist's father during protests. NSUI president Vinod Jakhar visited the family and questioned police inaction.
Delhi building collapse: 5 dead as rescue teams search rubble for survivors
A five-storey building collapsed in Delhi's Satya Niketan, killing five people. Four others are receiving treatment at AIIMS Trauma Centre after the incident. Repair work was underway in the basement when the structure suddenly gave way. Rescue teams and locals searched for people trapped under the debris. Authorities are investigating the cause of the building's collapse.
Mayawati opposes demand for reservation on economic basis, says it undermines constitutional safeguards
Expressing her firm stance, Mayawati, the BSP chief, has rejected the idea of substituting caste-based reservations with economic ones, arguing that it would harm the broader national interest. She pointed to constitutional protections for historically marginalized groups and condemned Congress leaders for neglecting conversations with anti-reservation demonstrators. Mayawati called for a united effort to safeguard reservation policies amidst rising opposition.
Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis alleges influencers were paid for Rahul Gandhi's 'Chhatron Ki Goonj' event in Pune
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Friday alleged that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's 'Chhatron Ki Goonj' event in Pune was not a genuine student gathering but a politically planned programme aimed at creating controversy and giving Gandhi a "re-launch". He further alleged that social media influencers were being paid ₹30,000 to attend or promote the event.
'Personally meet students': Rahul Gandhi writes to Jharkhand CM Soren, urges him to personally meet protesting students
Rahul Gandhi urged Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren to meet protesting students. He emphasized the importance of peaceful protest as a democratic right. Students are protesting irregularities in state recruitment examinations conducted by JPSC and JSSC. Discussions are ongoing, and students remain hopeful for a fair education system. Further protests are planned if talks fail to yield satisfactory results.
Jharkhand students clash with police near assembly as JPSC exam protest turns violent, talks with govt collapse
Protesting students marched towards the Jharkhand assembly after inconclusive government talks. Police used force, including water cannons and batons, as students neared the building. Several students and four policemen sustained injuries during the demonstrations and stone pelting. Student leader Devendra Nath Mahto is on hunger strike, demanding reforms and an independent probe. BJP leaders were detained while attempting to meet the chief minister for discussions.
Youth have lit the light, says Rahul hailing student protests
Rahul Gandhi praised students protesting paper leaks, comparing their actions to lighting a lamp. He spoke at a rally in Prayagraj, addressing youth concerns and joblessness. Gandhi alleged irregularities in university admissions and government recruitments. He criticized the current education system for trapping the future of young people. The Congress leader assured students of his party's full support for their cause.
Sadhus among 8 detained near Rahul Gandhi's residence during protest
At least eight people, including sadhus, were detained on Friday. They staged a protest near the residence of Rahul Gandhi. The group attempted a demonstration in a high-security area. Police intervened to prevent any breach of law and order. The detainees were then taken away from the spot.
Sonia Gandhi visits police station to visit detained Priyanka
Sonia Gandhi visited Mandir Marg police station where Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and other leaders were detained. Rahul Gandhi and other opposition leaders held a sit-in outside the prime minister's residence. Minister of State Jitendra Singh attempted to persuade them to leave the sensitive site. Talks remained inconclusive, and police later removed and detained the leaders. Some detained leaders were taken to Mandir Marg and Kingsway camp police stations.
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