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Delhi student protest desk

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A static, S3-ready news portal explaining the Delhi youth and student protests through original meme panels, quick context, and linked reporting.

July 20: Parliament march met police barricades July 21-23: Protesters returned and called wider rallies July 24: DU and JNU advisories drew criticism

The story so far

Why students are protesting

The protest wave grew around anger over alleged exam paper leaks, calls for Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan to resign, and wider frustration over youth opportunity and accountability. The Delhi actions centered on Jantar Mantar, Sansad Marg, Parliament Street, Connaught Place, and nearby routes.

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Timeline

Key Beats

Dates are shown in India time and are based on linked reporting available on July 24, 2026.

  1. March toward Parliament Large youth and student crowds pushed through central Delhi routes while police used barricades, tear gas, and batons.
  2. Protesters returned Student groups said they would not back down after injuries and clashes during the crackdown.
  3. More rallies and curbs Protest leaders called for wider demonstrations while reports said Delhi imposed tougher restrictions in central areas.
  4. Campus advisories DU and JNU advisories warned students away from Jantar Mantar protest activity, drawing criticism from student forums and opposition voices.

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