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Delhi Police Barricades IYC Office
The Delhi Police barricaded the office of the Indian Youth Congress (IYC) on July 23, confining workers inside for over three hours.
The IYC questioned the reason for this action and alleged that internet services were disrupted.
They also demanded the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over alleged examination paper leaks.
The police have not yet responded to these allegations.
Delhi Police barricaded the IYC office on July 23 around 6 pm.
IYC workers were confined inside for over three hours.
IYC alleged disruption of internet services in parts of New Delhi.
IYC demanded the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over paper leaks.
Police have not yet responded to the allegations.
- Who
- Indian Youth Congress (IYC) workers and Delhi Police
- What
- Delhi Police barricaded the IYC office, confining workers inside
- Where
- New Delhi
- When
- July 23, around 6 pm
- Why
- No official reason provided by Delhi Police; IYC alleges unjust confinement
Indian Youth Congress (IYC)
Delhi Police
Reason for Barricading
Indian Youth Congress (IYC)
IYC alleges the barricading was unjustified and aimed at confining workers.
Delhi Police
No official response from Delhi Police yet.
Key facts
- Date
- July 23
- Time of Barricading
- Around 6 pm
- Duration of Confinement
- More than three hours
- Location
- New Delhi
- Reason for Protest
- Alleged examination paper leaks
Quotes
Manish Sharma
IYC member and spokesperson
“"This is too much. Why won’t you let us go? Why have you locked the office?"”
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Sources
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