Woman on Ventilator After Police Lathi-Charge at CJP's 'Sansad Chalo' March

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A young woman was left on ventilator support after sustaining injuries during a CJP-led protest march toward Parliament in New Delhi. Thousands of CJP supporters participated in the demonstration, demanding the resignation of the education minister. Police deployed lathis and tear gas to push back protesters who attempted to breach security barricades. The CJP accused Delhi Police of using excessive and brutal force against what it described as a peaceful gathering. The protest extended into its second day, with leaders maintaining a sit-in and hunger strike at the site.

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