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Delhi Police register five FIRs after violence during CJP's Parliament march

Investigators are analysing more than 250 videos to identify those involved in Monday's clashes, in which over 118 police personnel were injured, according to Delhi Police.

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Police scan 250 videos to identify Delhi protest violence suspects

Investigators analyze CCTV, drone, bodycam and mobile footage while probing alleged coordinated vandalism, stone-pelting and possible mobilization through messaging apps.

'Chalo Sansad' march meets tear gas, detentions as protesters push towards Parliament

The protest turned tense after demonstrators attempted to march towards Parliament despite police restrictions, leading to confrontations and detentions in central Delhi.

CJP takes protest to Parliament as thousands join 'Chalo Sansad' march

The Cockroach Janta Party's (CJP) planned march towards Parliament drew thousands of supporters on Monday, with police erecting barricades and confrontations breaking out after authorities denied permission for the rally. The mobilisation came even as CJP leaders claimed the government had, for the first time since the protest began, reached out for talks with its representatives.

Sonam Wangchuk says he will end hunger strike today if three conditions are met

The activist, who has been fasting for 23 days over alleged failures in the education system and recurring paper leaks, said he will call off his protest only if the government accepts accountability or MPs assure him the issue will be raised in Parliament.

Amit Shah to introduce Bill making insults to 'Vande Mataram' a criminal offence

: The proposed amendment to the Prevention of Insults to National Honour Act, 1971, seeks to extend the same statutory protection enjoyed by the National Anthem to the National Song, making intentional insults or disruptions punishable with up to three years' imprisonment.

Meghalaya declares holiday for schools, colleges to let students watch FIFA World Cup final

Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma announced that all educational institutions across the state will remain closed on Monday, citing Meghalaya's deep-rooted passion for football and allowing students to enjoy the World Cup final.

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