Without real NEET students Deep State Sponsored (?!?) Delhi Protest Turns Violent: Police Vehicles Damaged During 'Chalo Sansad' March,

New Delhi | July 20, & July 21, 2026

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Anti-Indian Abhijeet Dipke projected himself as a fake champion of NEET students, after the 'Chalo Sansad' march in New Delhi escalated into violent clashes on Monday as sections of the demonstration near Janpath witnessed vandalism and confrontations with security personnel.

 

Videos from the protest show participants clashing with the Delhi Police, pelting stones, and raising slogans, "Sansad Bhavan ukhad diya jayega" and "Nepal banega."

 

For nearly a month, he delivered speeches and collaborated with student organisations such as AISF, SFI, and AAP's student wing (which had organised protests against CAA, article 370 and were involved in sedition cases) to mobilise the unemployed youths.

 

At Jantar Mantar on Tuesday, he was joined by Atishi, Sanjay Singh, and Manish Sisodia.

 

After the crowds had been mobilised today, he took a back seat and promptly vanished while the Cockroaches pelted stones at the Police, running wild and leaderless.

 

This was what was planned and executed by foreign agencies AAP INC and leftists since the past year.

 

Here's the proof. Stones to be pelted at Delhi police brought in a truck and distributed.

 

This is not a students protest. No students appearing for NEET will pick up a stone and target the police. This is a planned, well thought out and conceived, anarchist movement meant to destabilise our country.

 

 

Several Delhi Police vehicles, including buses and patrol SUVs, were damaged. Images from the scene showed shattered windshields, overturned vehicles, broken windows, and debris strewn across the road.

 

According to police, protesters attempted to march towards Parliament despite security restrictions, leading to confrontations. Officials reported injuries among police personnel and damage to public property, while investigations are underway to identify those responsible for the violence.

 

While many demonstrations remain peaceful, any deliberate destruction of public or private property is generally regarded as vandalism. Whether specific individuals committed criminal offences will ultimately be determined through the ongoing investigation.

 

Reported by: Saroop Chattopadhyay

Platform: Sposhtobarta News

 

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