Rahul Gandhi Accuses Government of Police Brutality Against NEET Protesters
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Rahul Gandhi, Amit Shah, Delhi Police
New Delhi, India
July 2026
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Rahul Gandhi alleged that the Home Minister ordered police brutality against NEET protesters. Gandhi claimed students were injured by pellet guns and lathis with nails. Delhi Police issued a fact check rejecting the claims of gunshot injuries.
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