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Influencer Claims Self-Defense After Hitting Student Protester's Father in Delhi

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An influencer named Swatantra Bhardwaj has claimed he struck a student protester's father on the head with a kada during demonstrations in Delhi. Bhardwaj asserted the act was carried out in self-defense. The incident occurred amid ongoing protests linked to the Chief Justice of India. The influencer has also reportedly stated he would repeat the action under similar circumstances.

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