Archive · 21 Jul 2026
Former Kerala Minister Condemns Police Brutality in Delhi
Former Kerala Minister K Rajan and the Communist Party of India (CPI) are supporting students who are protesting against the Union Government's education policies.
The students, including members of the All India Student Federation (AISF) and the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), have been protesting in Delhi.
The police and central forces have been accused of using violence against these peaceful protesters.
Many students, including AISF activists, were injured during a recent protest march to the Parliament.
K Rajan has condemned this violence and announced plans for nationwide protests and awareness campaigns to support the students.
The Union Government has not publicly responded to these allegations.
Former Kerala Minister K Rajan and the CPI support students protesting against the Union Government's education policies.
Protests led by AISF and CJP in Delhi have faced police brutality.
Many students, including AISF activists, were injured during a protest march to the Parliament.
K Rajan condemns the police violence and plans nationwide protests and awareness campaigns.
The Union Government has not publicly addressed the allegations of brutality or the criticisms of its education policies.
- Who
- Former Kerala Minister K Rajan and the Communist Party of India (CPI)
- What
- Condemnation of police brutality against protesting students in Delhi
- When
- Recent events, with planned nationwide protests and rallies
- Where
- Delhi and across Kerala
- Why
- In support of students protesting against the Union Government's education policies
Protesters and CPI
Union Government and Police
Police Brutality
Protesters and CPI
The police and central forces have unleashed undemocratic violence upon peacefully protesting students.
Union Government and Police
The Union Government and police have not publicly commented on the allegations of brutality.
Government's Education Policies
Protesters and CPI
The Union Government has failed the students with its anti-democratic education policies.
Union Government and Police
The Union Government has not publicly addressed the criticisms of its education policies.
- Protest Location
- Delhi
- Protesting Groups
- All India Student Federation (AISF), Cockroach Janta Party (CJP)
- Injured Parties
- Many students, including AISF activists
- Protest Actions
- Hunger strikes, rallies, awareness campaigns
- Union Government Response
- No public comment on allegations