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Rahul Gandhi's Protest: Politics Of Resistance Or Anarchy, Publicity Stunt Or Fight For Justice?

In this debate hosted by Preeti, panelists discuss Rahul Gandhi's protest at Sansad Marg Thana demanding an FIR regarding the alleged use of pellet guns against students. BJP national spokesperson Dr Saeed Zafar Islam terms the move a political stunt, stating, 'This is nothing but it's a stunt which will definitely backfire on him,' and emphasizes that a Supreme Court-mandated high-powered committee is examining the matter. Congress MP Dr Syed Nasir Hussein responds by arguing that escalating the issue was necessary after force was used against students on July 20, questioning why it took over a month to file an FIR. Political analyst Rajat Sethi notes the technicalities surrounding zero FIRs and operational morale, while acknowledging optical missteps by the BJP. Former IPS officer Yashvardhan Azad highlights procedural norms regarding police crowd control, noting that while pellet guns are not banned, failure to lodge an FIR when an injured victim approaches the station creates unnecessary confusion.

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Election Commission Freezes Trinamool Congress Name, Symbol Ahead Of West Bengal By-Polls

The Election Commission of India has directed rival factions of the All India Trinamool Congress not to use the party name and the flowers and grass symbol during the upcoming West Bengal by-polls. Both factions have been asked to submit their preferred names and symbols. The Congress condemned the decision, alleging that it was an abdication of constitutional responsibility by the poll body. The Congress further termed the freezing of the name and symbol as Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar's late-night birthday gift to the Prime Minister. The directive follows similar past precedents involving splits in political parties such as the Lok Janshakti Party, Shiv Sena, and the Nationalist Congress Party.