India — Central Reserve Police Force & Rahul Gandhi

India — Central Reserve Police Force: The India — Central Reserve Police Force honored Constable Kamlesh Kumari Yadav and other personnel for their bravery during the 2001 Parliament attack, reaffirming their commitment to duty.

Rahul Gandhi: As the Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition, Rahul Gandhi participated in the tribute ceremony, representing the opposition's unity in remembering the victims of the 2001 Parliament attack.

India — Central Reserve Police Force: The CRPF was involved in the crackdown, and its DG defended personnel actions.

Rahul Gandhi: As Leader of the Opposition, Gandhi led the charge against the government, demanding accountability for police brutality and criticising the appointment of Pralhad Joshi as Education Minister. His actions helped sustain opposition pressure.

India — Central Reserve Police Force: Paramilitary force deployed with additional companies to Delhi to bolster security during protests.

Rahul Gandhi: Leader of Opposition who supported the protests, was detained by police, and demanded the resignation of Modi and Shah.

India — Central Reserve Police Force: The CRPF, under which RAF operates, began an internal verification into allegations of excessive force.

Rahul Gandhi: Rahul Gandhi, as opposition leader, staged a sit-in and demanded an FIR for Sahil Lochab, drawing political attention to the police response. His involvement amplifies the event's political significance.

India — Central Reserve Police Force: The CRPF participated in band performances across the country, supporting the celebrations.

Rahul Gandhi: Rahul Gandhi was also implicated in the 'Vande Mataram' controversy, further fueling political tensions. No direct market impact.

India — Central Reserve Police Force: Personnel from the India — Central Reserve Police Force>>> were also attacked while attempting to control the violence during the ED raids.

Rahul Gandhi: Pinarayi Vijayan>>> blamed Rahul Gandhi>>> for the India — Enforcement Directorate>>> action, a claim V. D. Satheesan>>> questioned.