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27 July 2026

Protests and student unrest in Delhi and Bihar

The topic touches upon the constitutional right to protest and the conduct of security forces, which serve as relevant context for questions on democratic dissent and police accountability, though the specific incidents are political in nature.

1 min read Day 2 of 25 2 questions

Notes

  • Recent student protests in Delhi and Bihar have led to allegations of excessive use of force by security agencies.
  • Specific concerns raised regarding the use of lethal weapons, including pellet guns, against student protesters.
  • Incidents of police firing reported in Siwan and Jehanabad, Bihar.
  • Reports of mass arrests of students, including minors, and opposition legislators during the Bihar Bandh called by AISA.
  • Legal charges filed against protesters include obstruction of government officials from discharging duties.
  • Opposition leaders have emphasized the constitutional right to peaceful protest as a fundamental democratic mechanism for dissent.
  • Calls for accountability regarding the authorization of force and the deployment of personnel in plainclothes.
  • Youth organizations have scheduled further protest actions ('Virodh Diwas') in response to police conduct.

Part of a longer story

This is day 2 of 25 in Protests against police conduct and state security measures, which has been running since 25 July 2026. Reading it whole is usually worth more than reading today alone — the exam asks how something developed.

Questions

  1. The right to peaceful protest is a cornerstone of Indian democracy. Discuss the constitutional provisions governing the right to dissent and the limitations imposed by the state under the guise of public order. 150 words
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  2. Examine the challenges associated with maintaining public order during student-led agitations. How can the state balance the necessity of law enforcement with the protection of human rights and the democratic right to assembly? 250 words
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