The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has extended legal, medical, and operational assistance to nearly 500 students and youths detained during recent demonstrations at Jantar Mantar and the Parliament March in New Delhi. Operating through a dedicated student helpline (8588833548) launched on the directions of national convenor Arvind Kejriwal, the party’s legal teams have worked round the clock to coordinate with police stations and secure the release of detained protesters.Round-the-Clock Legal Support & Field InterventionsThe helpline was established to ensure that students facing police action during ongoing anti-paper leak and education reform demonstrations do not feel isolated or unsupported. AAP's legal wing has been actively coordinating with families, monitoring police station admissions, and offering on-ground aid.Key interventions reported by the party include:High-Level Police Station Visits: AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal personally visited the Mandir Marg police station to meet detained youth. Following his intervention alongside legal teams, approximately 70 to 80 students detained at Mandir Marg and Parliament Street police stations were released.Tracing Missing Students: Beyond legal aid, volunteers utilized helpline information to locate a missing student, safely reuniting them with their family.Safe Evacuations: Legal teams and volunteers assisted in escorting groups of stranded students out of conflict zones, including the Ashok Vihar area.Overview of AAP Student Helpline OperationsKey ParameterDetailsHelpline Number8588833548Total Beneficiaries~500 students and youth assistedPrimary ServicesLegal defense, medical coordination, family communication, and tracking detentionsKey Locations CoveredJantar Mantar, Parliament Street, Mandir Marg, and Ashok Vihar"A Constitutional and Moral Duty"AAP leaders emphasized that extending support to protesting youth is a matter of constitutional rights rather than partisan politics. Drawing parallels to its past support for public agitations—such as the farmers' movement—the party reiterated that peaceful assembly and voicing concerns over education irregularities are fundamental democratic rights."Supporting young people who are demanding systemic accountability is both a social and moral responsibility. No student or youth participating in the ongoing agitation will be left without legal or medical support."— Aam Aadmi Party StatementAAP confirmed that its dedicated legal teams will continue stationing representatives near key police facilities to assist students as demonstrations unfold.Also Read :- Punjab Reports Zero Paper Leaks in Five Years After Police Foil Pharmacy Exam Cheating Bid
