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The Delhi High Court questioned the practice of holding protests at Jantar Mantar, saying the city should not be inconvenienced by demonstrations. It directed Delhi Police to decide by Saturday on a plea seeking permission for a peaceful protest on August 10
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A Delhi man allegedly staged his own kidnapping after concealing his year-long unemployment and mounting debt from his family. Police traced him to Ghaziabad, where he admitted leaving home voluntarily to avoid loan recovery agents and confronting his family
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CJP chief spokesperson Saurav Das alleged that YouTubers and media personnel entered his residence and filmed its interiors, posing a security threat to his family. He appealed to the Delhi Police, while the issue was also raised by the TMC in the Rajya Sabha
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AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal said the party will intensify its campaign against E20 fuel, urging people to join protests. He claimed the policy benefits foreign interests, vowed legislative opposition in Goa and Gujarat, and criticised the Centre's push for implementation
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The family of a 15-year-old girl whose alleged remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi went viral was absent from its Noida residence. Police said no fresh harassment complaint had been received, while the earlier Zero FIR remains under examination by Delhi Police
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A bomb threat email sent to the Delhi Mayor's office prompted security agencies to conduct an extensive search operation at the Red Fort ahead of Independence Day celebrations. Police have launched an investigation to trace the sender, while no suspicious objects have been found
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A Delhi court ordered framing of charges against a man accused of illegally possessing over 4,300 kg of codeine-based cough syrup. The court held that the evidence, including invoices and forensic findings, raised grave suspicion of illegal procurement and storage under the NDPS Act
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Family members of Delhi Police personnel injured during the Jantar Mantar protest alleged that officers were assaulted with stones, shoes and flower pots after the demonstration turned violent. They also claimed protesters damaged barricades, police equipment and public property
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The Delhi High Court has sought Delhi Police's response to activist Umar Khalid's fresh bail plea in the UAPA case linked to the alleged larger conspiracy behind the 2020 northeast Delhi riots and scheduled the matter for hearing on August 27
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Delhi Police arrested 44 people, including three proclaimed offenders, in 34 criminal cases during a 72-hour operation in northwest Delhi. Police also traced five missing persons, recovered stolen property and cracked burglary, robbery, cyber fraud and gambling-related cases
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The Delhi High Court refused to fix a timeline for concluding the Shraddha Walkar murder trial, observing that proceedings were being held daily. It also requested authorities to expedite examination of overseas witnesses, while noting that testimonies of 157 witnesses had been completed
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Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke demanded Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s resignation, alleging he ordered police action during the July 20 “Sansad Chalo” march. Dipke also criticised the government, Delhi Police and Baba Ramdev while pledging support to farmers’ protests
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The Delhi government directed police not to pursue further legal action against participants in the July 20 CJP protest, while excluding those with criminal antecedents. Police had registered 13 FIRs and identified over 2,800 individuals with criminal backgrounds
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The Rajya Sabha witnessed disruptions after Opposition members protested Delhi Police's entry into the CPI(M) office to arrest student leader Aishe Ghosh. JP Nadda defended the police action, saying student activists should face law enforcement, triggering further uproar in the House
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Official police records show the Rapid Action Force fired non-lethal munitions, including two rounds of plastic pellets, during the July 20 'Sansad Chalo' protest near Jantar Mantar on a Delhi Police officer's directions. The use of force has triggered political controversy
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Retired Delhi Police personnel have sought permission to stage a peaceful dharna at Jantar Mantar on July 31 in solidarity with officers injured during the 'Chalo Sansad' protest and to demand strict legal action against those allegedly involved in violence and vandalism
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Police records show the Rapid Action Force fired non-lethal munitions, including plastic pellets, during the July 20 NEET protest near Jantar Mantar. The disclosure intensified Opposition demands for accountability, while Delhi Police denied allegations of excessive force against peaceful demonstrators
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Opposition MPs moved adjournment notices in Parliament seeking discussion on the alleged excessive use of force against students protesting over NEET paper leaks at Jantar Mantar. The notices coincide with the introduction of the Public Examinations Amendment Bill, 2026
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Delhi Police is considering action against abusive and objectionable social media posts targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other leaders during the Jantar Mantar CJP protest. Notices may be issued to platforms for removal of such content, while the Social Media Monitoring Team continues to identify posts that could disturb public order.
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The Supreme Court will hear two petitions alleging excessive police force against students protesting the NEET paper leak and exam irregularities. The pleas challenge the July 20 crackdown in Delhi, while the Delhi High Court has already sought responses and ordered preservation of evidence