The Indian opposition party Congress protested in front of the Indian Prime Minister’s house against police violence on students, during which Congress leaders demanded the resignation of Indian Prime Minister Modi and Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan._x000D_
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Later, the police took action and arrested opposition leader Rahul Gandhi, MLA Priyanka Gandhi and some other Congress leaders._x000D_
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Before his arrest, leader Rahul Gandhi strongly condemned the brutal police violence on unarmed workers and students of the Cockroach Janata Party, saying that the Hindu extremist party RSS has taken over India’s education system. He said that the boys and girls who gathered in thousands in New Delhi were making legitimate demands for their better future and education because India’s education system has completely decayed and RSS has taken over India’s education system. He said that the police shelling and lathi-charge on students who gathered for their legitimate demands is extremely shameful and it is an undemocratic act._x000D_
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On the other hand, the Delhi High Court refused to immediately hear the petition filed against police violence on students during the protest march yesterday._x000D_
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According to Indian media, the court has scheduled a regular hearing on the petition for Wednesday, and the court remarked that the court should not be dragged into this matter._x000D_
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It should be noted that yesterday, Indian police and people in civilian clothes brutally tortured thousands of young boys and girls who had gathered at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi to demand their rights, videos and photos of which are going viral on social media.
