Archive · 21 Jul 2026
IYC Launches Helpline for Delhi Protesting Students
The Indian Youth Congress (IYC) has started a helpline to help students in Delhi who were hurt or stuck during protests about a paper leak.
They can call the helpline numbers or use the hashtag #SOSCKG on social media to get help with food, medical care, or legal support.
The IYC says the police used too much force against the students, which is not fair.
They are ready to help any student who needs it.
The Indian Youth Congress (IYC) launched a helpline for students affected by protests in Delhi.
Helpline numbers and a social media hashtag are provided for students to seek assistance.
The IYC alleges excessive police force against protesting students.
Assistance includes shelter, food, medical aid, and legal support.
The helpline is part of the IYC's ongoing programme 'Chhatro Ki Gunj'.
- Who
- Indian Youth Congress (IYC) and protesting students in Delhi
- What
- Launch of a helpline for students affected by protests over alleged paper leaks
- When
- July 21
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- To provide assistance to students who were injured, stranded, or in need of shelter, food, medical care, or legal support during protests
Protesters and Supporters
Authorities and Police
Use of Force
Protesters and Supporters
The use of lathi-charge and tear gas against students is seen as excessive and raises concerns about democracy.
Authorities and Police
The police action is justified as a measure to maintain law and order during the protests.
- Helpline Numbers
- 8826970690, 9211452848, 9827048238
- Social Media Hashtag
- #SOSCKG
- Programme Name
- Chhatro Ki Gunj
- Date of Launch
- July 21
- Location
- New Delhi