1 month ago
Student in ICU after CJP march
A young student named Sakshi was hurt during a protest in Delhi.
She was taken to the hospital and is now in the ICU.
Many other people were also hurt during the protest, but most have been sent home.
The hospital is quiet now, with police outside the ICU.
The protest was about something important, but the police had to stop it to keep things calm.
A 21-year-old student, Sakshi, is in the ICU at Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital after a police crackdown on a CJP protest.
Around 230 people were brought to the hospital for treatment after the protest.
Most of the injured have been discharged, leaving Sakshi as the only protester still in the ICU.
The hospital corridor outside the ICU is quiet, with police officers present.
The protest was organized by the CJP (Citizens for Justice and Peace).
- Who
- Sakshi, a 21-year-old student pursuing an Advanced Diploma in Computer Applications
- What
- Admitted to ICU after a police crackdown on a CJP protest
- Where
- Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, Delhi
- When
- Monday
- Why
- Injured during the police crackdown on the CJP protest
Protesters
Police
Use of Force
Protesters
Protesters claim excessive force was used by the police during the crackdown.
Police
Police maintain that they acted to maintain law and order.
Key facts
- Hospital
- Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, Delhi
- Patient
- Sakshi, 21-year-old student
- Injured Protesters
- Around 230
- Date of Incident
- Monday
- Current Status
- One protester in ICU
Sources
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