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Delhi BRICS Summit Brings Protests, Policy Decisions and Arrests
Xi Jinping visited Delhi to attend the BRICS Summit.
Police detained at least five Tibetan nationals who allegedly gathered to protest his visit.
BRICS countries issued a declaration about trade, tariffs, health and artificial intelligence.
The declaration did not mention the Ukraine war, unlike an earlier declaration.
It criticized unilateral sanctions and rising tariffs.
It also discussed Gaza and opposed forcing Palestinians to leave their homes.
In another Delhi case, a survivor of a building collapse is helping police investigate the operators.
The Reserve Bank of India told Tata Sons to follow rules for large finance companies.
In Madhya Pradesh, police arrested a wanted man connected to a spurious-liquor tragedy that killed 16 people.
At least five Tibetan nationals were detained near Pragati Maidan while allegedly protesting Xi Jinping’s Delhi visit.
The BRICS Delhi declaration avoided mentioning the Ukraine war but condemned unilateral sanctions, rising tariffs and trade restrictions.
The declaration addressed Gaza, opposed forced displacement of Palestinians, backed expanded UN Security Council roles for India and Brazil, and condemned the Pahalgam attack.
A Satya Niketan building-collapse survivor is a key police witness in charges against two operators; seven people died in the collapse.
The Reserve Bank of India rejected Tata Sons’ request to remain an unregistered Core Investment Company, while a wanted hooch-tragedy accused was arrested after a police encounter in Madhya Pradesh.
- Who
- Xi Jinping, Tibetan protesters, BRICS members, Delhi Police, Tata Sons, the Reserve Bank of India and accused persons in separate Delhi and Madhya Pradesh cases.
- What
- The updates cover detentions during Xi Jinping’s visit, the BRICS declaration, a building-collapse investigation, an RBI decision involving Tata Sons and an arrest in a hooch-tragedy case.
- Where
- Delhi, including Pragati Maidan and Satya Niketan, and Sagar district in Madhya Pradesh.
- When
- The live updates were published on September 13, 2026; the Tibetan nationals were detained on Friday morning, and the Madhya Pradesh arrest occurred early Sunday.
- Why
- The Tibetan nationals allegedly protested Xi’s visit; other developments involved BRICS policy decisions, a building-collapse investigation, regulatory compliance and the search for a hooch-tragedy suspect.
Key facts
- Xi Jinping’s visit
- The Chinese president was in Delhi to attend the BRICS Summit.
- Protester detentions
- At least five Tibetan nationals were detained near Pragati Maidan.
- BRICS declaration
- The declaration avoided references to the Ukraine war and related sanctions, while condemning unilateral sanctions and rising tariffs.
- Satya Niketan collapse
- Seven people died, and survivor Nitish Chib was identified as a key police witness against two alleged property operators.
- Tata Sons decision
- The Reserve Bank of India rejected Tata Sons’ application to remain an unregistered Core Investment Company.
- Madhya Pradesh hooch tragedy
- The spurious-liquor tragedy in Sagar district claimed 16 lives.
- Latest arrest
- Police arrested Shivanjay Rajput, who allegedly fired at officers during a search and was injured in the leg; 19 accused had been held in the case.
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