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NSUI Stages 'Living Dead' Protest in Delhi, Demands Gyanesh Kumar's Resignation
✍️ The Meghalayan Express
🗓 05 Oct 2026, 06:17 PM
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The National Students' Union of India (NSUI) organized a 'living dead' protest in Delhi to demand the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar, leading to the detention of several participants.
The National Students' Union of India (NSUI) staged a distinctive protest in Delhi on Tuesday, adopting the theme of 'living dead' to voice their dissent. The primary objective of the demonstration was to seek the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar, whose name was central to the students' grievances.
The protest saw active participation from NSUI members who gathered to highlight their demands. The atmosphere turned tense as the demonstration progressed, leading to a confrontation with law enforcement authorities present at the scene.
In response to the gathering, police forces took immediate action to maintain public order. Several individuals involved in the protest were detained by the authorities. The incident has drawn attention to the ongoing political and student activism in the capital.
While the specific details of the detention and the exact location within Delhi were not elaborated in the initial reports, the event underscores the continued use of symbolic protests by student organizations to pressure political figures.
The protest saw active participation from NSUI members who gathered to highlight their demands. The atmosphere turned tense as the demonstration progressed, leading to a confrontation with law enforcement authorities present at the scene.
In response to the gathering, police forces took immediate action to maintain public order. Several individuals involved in the protest were detained by the authorities. The incident has drawn attention to the ongoing political and student activism in the capital.
While the specific details of the detention and the exact location within Delhi were not elaborated in the initial reports, the event underscores the continued use of symbolic protests by student organizations to pressure political figures.