"Protest with Responsibility: On Public Demonstrations"
July 29, 2026 · 10 difficult words extracted
"…The recent unrest concerning the Cockroach Janta Party was notably fueled by the government's initial misjudgment, which sought to suppress the demonstrations through force. This approach ultimately sparked widespread student indignation, solidifying the protest movement. The Supreme Court has now begun hearing petitions regarding the police's alleged use of excessive force, particularly incidents on July 20 in Delhi and a constable's purported aerial firing of an assault rifle to disperse…"
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