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IN PHOTOS: Youth Congress marches to BJP office over student injuries during CJP protest

Updated On: 25 August, 2026 05:14 PM IST | Poorva Gaikwad

Indian Youth Congress workers marched towards the BJP headquarters in New Delhi on Tuesday, demanding Union Home Minister Amit Shah's resignation over alleged police action against students during the July 20 Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protest at Jantar Mantar. Protesters marched from the Delhi Congress office on DDU Marg as police deployed barricades and stepped up security along the route. (PICS/PTI, X)  

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Indian Youth Congress members stage a protest march to the BJP headquarters demanding the resignation of Home Minister Amit Shah, in New Delhi, on Tuesday. PIC/PTI
Indian Youth Congress members stage a protest march to the BJP headquarters demanding the resignation of Home Minister Amit Shah, in New Delhi, on Tuesday. PIC/PTI
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The protesters began marching from the Delhi Congress office on DDU Marg, with police barricades put up along the route and buses stationed in the area to ferry detained students as security arrangements were stepped up
The protesters began marching from the Delhi Congress office on DDU Marg, with police barricades put up along the route and buses stationed in the area to ferry detained students as security arrangements were stepped up
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Police personnel stand near a cutout put by the Congress
Police personnel stand near a cutout put by the Congress
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Youth Congress workers gather outside the BJP headquarters amid tight security
Youth Congress workers gather outside the BJP headquarters amid tight security
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Delhi IYC President Akshay Lakra said the protest was aimed at seeking answers from the government over injuries suffered by students and protesters during last month's protest at Jantar Mantar
 Delhi IYC President Akshay Lakra said the protest was aimed at seeking answers from the government over injuries suffered by students and protesters during last month's protest at Jantar Mantar
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The protest comes days after Delhi Police registered an FIR over alleged pellet injuries suffered by student Sahil Lochab during the July 20 demonstration.
The protest comes days after Delhi Police registered an FIR over alleged pellet injuries suffered by student Sahil Lochab during the July 20 demonstration.

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