Protests in New York, San Jose in support of Wangchuk
The activists also raised slogans against the Indian government and demanded the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan
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BJP Kerala chief Rajeev Chandrasekhar says protests are democratic, but violence and anarchy are not
In a post on X, the BJP leader says: “Protests are a part of democracy and is a right of every citizen. Agreed.” He added, “Violent protests are not democracy. Anarchy is not democracy. Lawlessness is not democracy”
20 additional CRPF companies rushed in from West Bengal amid CJP protests in Delhi
The Centre has deployed 20 additional CRPF companies in Delhi to strengthen security amid CJP protests, political demonstrations and Parliament.