Rahul Gandhi Forces Delhi Police to Register Case Against Pellet Gun Use After Sit-In Protest

Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, who sat on a dharna at the Parliament Street police station in New Delhi demanding the registration of an FIR in the pellet gun case, has finally forced the police to concede his demand. The Delhi Police have registered a case after taking a complaint from a 19-year-old DU student, Sahil Lojab. Sahil's eye has been damaged up to 99 percent due to pellet guns during a student protest on July 20. Congress leaders have also reacted to this political development in the capital. Congress leader Supriya Shrinate has said that the leader of the opposition, Rahul Gandhi, sat for seven and a half hours. He persisted. Congress leader Kishori Lal Sharma has said that Rahul Gandhi is fighting for the rights of the common man. If the leader of the opposition has to sit for seven and a half hours in the police station, then it will have to think whether democracy is really alive in this country.