Rahul guns for Amit Shah over ‘pellets fired’ at CJP march as Parliament session resumes, , govt plans a bill move
Pellet guns-like deadly weapons were used, and many were injured so severely that they became critical. “Security forces deployed in Delhi answer ultimately to you, so I ask: As Home Minister, did you approve the use of lethal force, including pellet guns against students? Appeals would go to a minimum two-judge High Court bench, to be disposed of, as far as possible, within three months.Anti-Gadkari undercurrentBesides the government and Opposition's two tracks, there is a brewing demand for another minister to quit.
- ▪Pellet guns-like deadly weapons were used, and many were injured so severely that they became critical.
- ▪“Security forces deployed in Delhi answer ultimately to you, so I ask: As Home Minister, did you approve the use of lethal force, including pellet guns against students?
- ▪Appeals would go to a minimum two-judge High Court bench, to be disposed of, as far as possible, within three months.Anti-Gadkari undercurrentBesides the government and Opposition's two tracks, there is a brewing demand for another minister
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HomeNextRahul guns for Amit Shah over ‘pellets fired’ at CJP march as Parliament session resumes, , govt plans a bill moveRahul Gandhi has said Amit Shah first has to answer why Delhi Police acted the way it did at Cockroach Janta Party's ‘Sansad Chalo’ march on July 20.Updated on: Jul 26, 2026, 22:55:26 ISTBy Aarish ChhabraPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link Dharmendra Pradhan is gone from Narendra Modi's cabinet, and the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) stir is over, but Congress-led Opposition isn't closing the file yet, as Monday sees resumption of the ongoing Monsoon Session of Parliament.
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