Who Wields the Lathi? Viral Video Deepens Questions Over Delhi Police’s Protest Tactics

Who Wields the Lathi? Viral Video Deepens Questions Over Delhi Police’s Protest Tactics

New Delhi – July 22, 2026

A fresh wave of controversy has erupted online after a video from the July 20 “Chalo Sansad” march began circulating widely, reigniting debate over the conduct of security personnel during the protest and the role of unidentified baton-carrying men in crowd control.

The video, originally highlighted by The Lallantop and subsequently amplified by various social media accounts, is now being widely shared alongside a post by veteran journalist Ravish Kumar. In his post, Ravish displayed a dramatic “WANTED by GenZs” style poster featuring a young man carrying a lathi and questioned whether the Delhi Police had identified those seen wielding batons during the protest.Continue Reading

OMAR ABDULLAH'S J&K STATEHOOD PROTEST AND CJP'S "CHALO SANSAD" MARCH TURN DELHI INTO A CAULDRON OF DISSENT

New Delhi, July 20, 2026: The opening day of Parliament’s Monsoon Session has been met not with calm ceremony, but with the thunder of slogans echoing across the capital. As lawmakers assembled inside Parliament, the streets outside became the battleground for two of the country’s most significant protest movements, each demanding action on issues they say can no longer be ignored.Continue Reading

DELHI BRACES AS CJP'S "CHALO SANSAD" CALL DRAWS THOUSANDS, FOUNDER DECLARES: "THE BIGGEST MARCH IN INDIA'S HISTORY IS ABOUT TO BEGIN"

New Delhi witnessed one of its most politically charged mornings on July 20, 2026, as thousands of students, youth activists, parents, teachers, and supporters converged at Jantar Mantar in response to the Cockroach Janta Party’s (CJP) nationwide “Chalo Sansad” (March to Parliament) call. The march coincided with the opening of Parliament’s Monsoon Session, transforming the heart of the capital into a tense standoff between demonstrators demanding educational accountability and a massive security deployment determined to prevent the procession from reaching Parliament.Continue Reading