Congress presses Amit Shah for answers over alleged July 20 student protest crackdown

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The Congress party has demanded that Union Home Minister Amit Shah respond to allegations surrounding a police action against student protesters on July 20. Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi claimed that Shah either ordered or failed to prevent the crackdown, raising questions of culpability or incompetence. Gandhi's remarks have intensified political scrutiny on the Home Ministry over its handling of the protest. The BJP dismissed the allegations as false, defending Shah against the charges. The dispute adds to a broader ongoing political debate over the government's response to the student demonstrations.

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