New Delhi: A ground report highlights students and political workers gathering near the Supreme Court with the Tricolor in hand. Rapid Action Force personnel and additional security forces have been deployed in the area, creating a potential flashpoint.
Speaking to the network, students from various regions including Assam, Jharkhand, and institutions like the National Institute of Technology Delhi stated they assembled to support the movement and express dissent despite police crackdowns over recent days.
Demonstrators stressed the need for students, opposition parties, and activists to present a united front.
Meanwhile, a separate political briefing addressed broader national developments, with a leader launching a sharp critique against the Congress party regarding its electoral performances and internal functioning. The speaker asserted that the party's electoral setbacks stem from an absence of visionary leadership rather than the Election Commission, pointing to leadership disputes in states like Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Karnataka, and Telangana.
The briefing further noted that decades out of power in major states have reduced the party to relying on regional allies, while emphasizing that constitutional mechanisms and rules must be respected instead of creating unrest through demonstrations.