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Rahul Gandhi Meets Injured Students at Delhi's RML Hospital After Violent Protest Clashes (Video)

Rahul Gandhi, visited Ram Manohar Lohia (RML) Hospital in New Delhi on Tuesday to meet students and demonstrators injured during violent clashes with police during a recent protest march toward Parliament.

Rahul Gandhi Meets Injured Students at Delhi's RML Hospital After Violent Protest Clashes (Video)
Rahul Gandhi Meets Injured Students at Delhi's RML Hospital (Photo Credits: Instagram@incindia)
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Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, on Tuesday visited Dr Ram Manohar Lohia (RML) Hospital in New Delhi to meet students and protesters injured during violent clashes with Delhi Police near Parliament a day earlier. The visit came amid escalating political tensions over the police action against demonstrators protesting alleged irregularities in the NEET-UG 2026 examination.

Rahul Gandhi interacted with students and other protesters undergoing treatment at RML Hospital, where several people were admitted following Monday's clashes. He enquired about their condition and assured them of his support, while reiterating his demand for accountability over the police action. Rahul Gandhi Demands PM Narendra Modi’s Apology Over Student Protest Crackdown in Delhi, Calls Action ‘Completely Un-Indian’.

Rahul Gandhi Meets Injured Students and Protesters  at Hospital in Delhi

 

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According to reports, a number of protesters sustained injuries during the confrontation, with some requiring hospitalisation. One critically injured woman remains on ventilator support at RML Hospital, according to officials.

Congress Demands Accountability

Following his hospital visit, Gandhi criticised the Centre over the handling of the protests, describing the police action as "completely un-Indian." He questioned why the Prime Minister had not spoken on the incident and demanded an apology from Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He also called for a discussion on the issue in Parliament and sought the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, holding the government responsible for the events. The Congress leader said students raising concerns over examination-related issues should be heard through democratic means rather than being met with force. 'Stop This Nonsense of Thrashing Students': Rahul Gandhi Demands PM Modi's Apology Over Police Crackdown.

Protest Turned Violent Near Parliament

The injuries occurred during a protest march towards Parliament on Monday, where demonstrators demanded action over alleged examination irregularities and broader education reforms. The march led to clashes with Delhi Police after protesters attempted to move past security barricades.

Police said they used crowd-control measures to prevent demonstrators from entering restricted areas. Authorities also reported that more than 100 police personnel and dozens of protesters were injured during the violence. Protest organisers, however, alleged that excessive force was used against peaceful demonstrators.

Political Reactions Intensify

The incident has triggered a sharp political confrontation, with opposition parties accusing the government of suppressing dissent, while the Centre has defended the police action as necessary to maintain law and order.

The government has maintained that it is committed to protecting the integrity of public examinations and taking strict action against those responsible for any examination-related irregularities. Meanwhile, opposition leaders continue to press for greater accountability over both the alleged paper leak and the handling of the protests.

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