July 21, 2026 11:42 pm

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Kunika Sadanand Furious Over False Death Claims at CJP Protest

Actress Kunickaa Sadanand reacted strongly after someone claimed that a child had died during the ongoing CJP protest in Delhi.

While speaking to ANI in New Delhi, a person told the actress, “A child has also died, ma’am.” Kunickaa immediately dismissed the claim, saying, “No, no… there has been no death. I have spoken to the police. No such incident has happened. Please don’t spread false information.”

Kunickaa argued with a policeman

Kunickaa arguing with the police.

Kunickaa arguing with the police.

Notably, Kunickaa Sadanand expressed support for the movement by reaching the ongoing student protest at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi. Meanwhile, the actress also criticized the police lathi-charge on students during the Parliament March at Jantar Mantar on Sunday.

The actress released a video on Instagram and said, ‘The pictures we saw today are enough to shake anyone to their core. Abhijit Deepke was detained, students were lathi-charged, tear gas was fired, and yes, it is absolutely natural to be angry, but I want to say one thing with folded hands. Please do not let your anger turn into any violence.’

He further said, ‘This is the moment where the true test of a public movement takes place. Do not abuse the police, do not pick up stones, do not indulge in any kind of vandalism, because the moment a protest starts looking violent, the real issue goes into the background. And the issue for which you have come so far, have been sitting for so many days, gets suppressed.’

Kunickaa questioned the government

In a conversation with PTI, Kunickaa said, It’s been more than a month. How long has it been since the NEET paper leaked? The government should take some cognizance. You are starting your monsoon session. We should have known something, so that we would be assured that you are going to discuss this, but today when the discussion started, you cancelled the Parliament session itself. Does a person have to give their life in a democracy before you listen, or will you not listen even after that, because we have seen that too.’

Clash between protesters and police

The Cockroach Janta Party marched from Jantar Mantar to Parliament on Monday. During the protest, which lasted from 8 AM to 5 PM, there were several clashes between protesters and police.

In the protest that started at 8 AM, protesters broke barricades and marched towards Parliament at 10 AM. The agitators reached near Parliament via Jantar Mantar, Sansad Marg, Janpath Chauraha, War Memorial, Kartavya Path, and Vijay Chowk.

attempted to enter Parliament, after which Parliament’s security was increased, and the main gate was closed. Police fired tear gas shells. Late in the evening, pictures of stone-pelting also emerged. In this, more than 50 policemen and an equal number of protesters were injured.

CJP alleged that the police lathi-charged and fired tear gas shells at unarmed protesters. During this, photos of many people being injured came to light. Read the full news here….

More than 118 policemen were injured during the Parliament march. Many protesters also sustained injuries.

More than 118 policemen were injured during the Parliament march. Many protesters also sustained injuries.

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Diljit Dosanjh criticises lath-charge on students: Shabana Azmi, Prakash Raj join CJP protest; Kangana and Hema Malini strongly oppose, say ‘They are creating chaos’

Bollywood has split into two factions over the ongoing CJP movement in Delhi regarding irregularities in the NEET exam and education reforms. On one hand, senior artists like Shabana Azmi and Prakash Raj are demanding the resignation of the Union Education Minister by taking to the streets, while on the other hand, BJP MPs Kangana Ranaut and Hema Malini have called this protest wrong. Read the full news here.

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