Rahul Gandhi's Protest at Delhi Police Station Sparks CM Abdullah's Response Rahul Gandhi, the leader of the Indian National Congress, held a protest at the Delhi Police Station on the Sansad Marg, prompting the police to file an FIR. The protest followed an incident where Gandhi arrived at the station with Sahil Lochab, a student injured by a pellet gun. The police registered a case under sections 125 and 118 of the Indian Penal Code against an unidentified individual. Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah responded to Gandhi's protest, defending his actions. During a press conference in Srinagar, Abdullah emphasized that it is the responsibility of the opposition to question the government and hold it accountable. He remarked, "If the opposition leader does not protest, what is the point?" Abdullah also criticized the media for reacting differently to Gandhi's actions compared to other opposition leaders, stating, "I have never heard the opposition leader of Jammu and Kashmir ask why they repeatedly ask foolish questions. When they do, it amuses you. When Rahul Gandhi does, you say, 'Why is he doing this?'" Abdullah further highlighted that the opposition should not be judged by different standards. He reiterated that Gandhi is fulfilling the expectations of the nation by holding the government accountable. "I would prefer him to continue doing so," Abdullah said, "because that is the role of the opposition." The protest also drew attention to the pellet gun incident, which has sparked debates about the use of such weapons in crowd control. Gandhi's presence at the police station, alongside the injured student, underscored the controversy surrounding the case. The police had agreed to register the FIR after Gandhi's prolonged protest, which lasted nearly seven hours.#rahul_gandhi #omar_abdullah #sahil_lochab #delhi_police_station #sansad_marg
