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Politics
ABVP Organises Massive March in Delhi to Protest Against Anarchy
✍️ Amar Ujala · Delhi
🗓 04 Nov 2026, 06:16 PM
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Student organization ABVP staged a large-scale march in Delhi, condemning what it described as rising anarchy.
Delhi – The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) held a massive march across the capital on Saturday, branding the prevailing social climate as chaotic and calling for order. The rally, organised by the student wing of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, featured participants carrying the ABVP banner and chanting slogans that denounced anarchy.
The procession moved through several prominent thoroughfares in Delhi, drawing attention from passers‑by and media alike. Organisers said the demonstration was intended to highlight concerns over lawlessness and to urge authorities to restore stability.
Police deployed a modest security presence along the route, ensuring that the march remained peaceful and did not disrupt traffic. No incidents of violence or arrests were reported during the event.
ABVP leaders addressed the crowd, urging students and citizens to stand united against forces they claim are undermining public order. The organization pledged to continue its campaign for a disciplined society.
The march concludes without any major disruptions, reflecting the group's ability to mobilise support while maintaining public peace.
The procession moved through several prominent thoroughfares in Delhi, drawing attention from passers‑by and media alike. Organisers said the demonstration was intended to highlight concerns over lawlessness and to urge authorities to restore stability.
Police deployed a modest security presence along the route, ensuring that the march remained peaceful and did not disrupt traffic. No incidents of violence or arrests were reported during the event.
ABVP leaders addressed the crowd, urging students and citizens to stand united against forces they claim are undermining public order. The organization pledged to continue its campaign for a disciplined society.
The march concludes without any major disruptions, reflecting the group's ability to mobilise support while maintaining public peace.