VideosA week after the Centre assured that cases against student protesters would be withdrawn, allegations of fresh detentions, police questioning and online harassment continue to emerge from several States. Lawyer and a member of the AICC Law Department Rishav Ranjan discusses the complaints received through legal helplines, claims of non-compliance with the Supreme Court’s directions, and what legal action may follow.Updated - July 30, 2026 09:53 pm IST
Watch: Despite Centre’s assurance, are student protesters still facing police action?
Even after the Centre assured that cases against student protesters would be withdrawn following the end of the nationwide NEET protests, fresh allegations of detentions, prolonged police questioning and online harassment continue to emerge from several States. In this interview, Lawyer and a member of the AICC Law Department, Rishav Ranjan, discusses the complaints received through legal helplines, including alleged illegal detentions, cases involving juveniles, and reports of social media users facing intimidation after participating in or posting about the protests.
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