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Rahul Gandhi Demands Accountability as Delhi Police Allegedly Misbehave with Women Protesters

Women and students protesting in Delhi face alleged police misconduct, raising serious safety concerns, says Rahul Gandhi.

Indian Cockroach Desk4 October 2026, 11:37 am IST1 min read
Source:The Hindu
Rahul Gandhi Demands Accountability as Delhi Police Allegedly Misbehave with Women Protesters

Rahul Gandhi Demands Accountability as Delhi Police Allegedly Misbehave with Women Protesters

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In a shocking turn of events, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has called out the Delhi Police for allegedly misbehaving with women protesters. He highlighted the irony of a police force, meant to ensure safety, reportedly raising their hands against those peacefully voicing their concerns.

Gandhi pointed out that women and students in Delhi are compelled to stage a satyagraha due to their fears for safety. Instead of protection, they are facing aggression from the very police who are supposed to safeguard their rights.

This incident raises critical questions about the accountability of the Delhi Police and the Union Home Minister Amit Shah: What measures are being taken to ensure the safety of citizens? How can a state that is supposed to uphold the law resort to intimidation against peaceful protesters? What will be done to address these grievances?

As reported by The Hindu, the need for accountability and reform in the police force has never been more urgent, especially for the marginalized voices demanding justice and safety in our society.

Source: The Hindu

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