Rahul Gandhi Leads Opposition Protest Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi on Monday led INDIA bloc MPs in a march towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi's residence, intensifying the opposition's attack on the Centre over the alleged crackdown during the CJP protest in Delhi. Addressing party workers and fellow MPs before the march, Rahul Gandhi said the government was trying to suppress voices demanding justice and accountability. He remarked, "Let's wake him up," while urging the Prime Minister to respond to the concerns raised by protesters. Opposition Demands Resignations The opposition demanded accountability for the police action during the CJP protest and called for the resignation of those responsible. Rahul Gandhi alleged that the government was unwilling to allow a detailed discussion on the issue in Parliament despite repeated demands from opposition parties. Congress leaders claimed that democratic protests were being curtailed, while the government maintained that law and order had to be preserved during the demonstration. Rahul Gandhi Visits Injured Protesters After the protest march, Rahul Gandhi visited Ram Manohar Lohia (RML) Hospital in Delhi to meet people injured during the CJP protest. He enquired about their health and assured them of the opposition's support. The visit came amid continuing political tensions over the Parliament march, with both the ruling alliance and opposition exchanging sharp allegations over the handling of the protest. Political Row Intensifies The CJP protest has triggered a major political confrontation, with opposition parties accusing the Centre of using excessive force, while the government has defended the police action, stating that security measures were necessary to maintain public order. The issue is expected to remain a flashpoint in Parliament as opposition leaders continue to demand a discussion and accountability over the incident.
