Archive · 24 Jul 2026
Opposition to Raise Pellet Gun Use on Students in Parliament
The opposition parties in India are planning to raise a serious issue in Parliament.
They say that during a protest by students, the police used pellet guns, which can cause blindness.
The students were protesting against a big exam called NEET and some tragic student suicides.
The opposition wants the Prime Minister and the Home Minister to be held responsible.
The police say they did not use pellet guns, but the opposition has photos and videos showing injuries.
One student is in the hospital with a serious eye injury.
The opposition says they will protest in Parliament to demand a discussion on this issue.
Opposition parties plan to raise the issue of pellet gun use on student protesters in Parliament.
Trinamool Congress claims evidence shows security forces used pellet guns during the July 20 crackdown.
At least one student suffered a serious eye injury and is undergoing treatment.
Delhi Police denies using pellet guns during the crackdown.
Opposition demands a discussion in Parliament and accountability from Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah.
- Who
- Opposition parties, including Trinamool Congress, and the government
- What
- Alleged use of pellet guns on student protesters
- When
- July 20
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- To protest against police brutality and demand accountability
Opposition Parties
Government
Use of Pellet Guns
Opposition Parties
Opposition claims security forces used pellet guns on unarmed student protesters, causing serious injuries including blindness.
Government
Delhi Police denies using pellet guns during the crackdown.
- Date of Incident
- July 20
- Location
- New Delhi
- Injuries Reported
- At least one serious eye injury
- Opposition Leader
- Sagarika Ghose
- Government Officials
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah