2 creators · 2 clips27 Jul29 Jul 2026

Critics question support for individuals with criminal records at protests

Delhi Police used facial recognition data to allege that thousands of men with criminal antecedents were present at protest sites. Lawyer Kapil Sibal and organisation Citizens for Justice and Peace have faced criticism for defending protesters connected to criminal cases.

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Creators split over whether legal defense and demands for release should apply to protesters with criminal backgrounds or be strictly limited to innocent students.

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@praffulgarg

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@praffulgarg
Should civil society figures and lawyers defend and demand the release of individuals with criminal backgrounds who were present at protest sites?
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@the.voir

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@the.voir
Should action against criminals present at protest sites be opposed, and why are critics defending them?
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