Archive · 21 Jul 2026
Kejriwal Attacks Modi Over CJP Protester Clashes
Arvind Kejriwal, the leader of the AAP party, criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the police's actions against protesters in Delhi.
The protesters were marching towards Parliament to demand reforms in exams and recruitment processes.
There were clashes, and some protesters were injured.
Kejriwal visited the injured protesters in the hospital.
The government, represented by Union Health Minister JP Nadda, held talks with the protest leaders and urged them to end their protests.
The opposition accuses the government of suppressing dissent, while the government says it is willing to talk.
Arvind Kejriwal criticized PM Modi for police action against CJP protesters in Delhi.
Protesters demanded reforms in recruitment and competitive examination systems, including NEET.
Clashes between security personnel and protesters resulted in injuries.
Kejriwal and JP Nadda visited injured protesters at RML Hospital.
The government held talks with protest leaders and urged them to call off the agitation.
- Who
- Arvind Kejriwal, Narendra Modi, CJP protesters, JP Nadda
- What
- Clashes between security personnel and CJP protesters, political exchanges over handling of protests
- When
- Monday and Tuesday
- Where
- Delhi
- Why
- Protesters demanding reforms in recruitment and competitive examination systems, including NEET
Opposition Criticism
Government Response
Police Action Against Protesters
Opposition Criticism
Arvind Kejriwal criticized the police for using force against protesters, accusing the government of threatening citizens.
Government Response
The government urged protesters to resolve issues through dialogue and appealed to call off the agitation.
Government's Handling of Protests
Opposition Criticism
The opposition accused the government of suppressing dissent and not addressing the concerns of the protesters.
Government Response
The government held talks with protest leaders, signaling willingness to engage in dialogue.
- Date of Protests
- Monday
- Location of Protests
- Delhi
- Protesters' Demands
- Reforms in recruitment and competitive examination systems, including NEET
- Government Response
- Dialogue with protest leaders
- Injured Protesters
- Visited by Arvind Kejriwal and JP Nadda at RML Hospital