Kanhaiya Kumar Assault

Two days after the accused in the Badlapur sex assault case was shot dead in a police encounter, hoardings congratulating Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis have come up in various locations in Mumbai.

An image of Congress leader Kanhaiya Kumar, candidate from North East Delhi constituency, is doing rounds on social media with a claim that he was hospitalised after he was assaulted by a group of people in East Delhi's New Usmanpur area.

A court here has granted bail to the 41-year-old man arrested for allegedly assaulting and splashing Congress Lok Sabha candidate Kanhaiya Kumar with ink.

A person was injured in the firing at the Congress Lok Sabha candidate Gurjeet Singh Aujla's rally at Ajnala town near Amritsar on Saturday, said police.

In a shocking incident, Kanhaiya Kumar, the Congress' Lok Sabha candidate from the North East Delhi District has been assaulted by seven to eight people and had black ink thrown at him while campaigning in the national capital.

Kanjaiya Kumar, the 28-year-old student arrested in February on charges of sedition, has alleged that a co-passenger on a flight from Mumbai to Pune tried to strangle him.

The Supreme Court on Monday said that the plea for an SIT probe into the assault on JNU Students Union president Kanhaiya Kumar and others by some lawyers at Patiala House court complex on February 15 and 17 was "justified".

A man tried to assault student leader Kanhaiya Kumar at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) this evening, claiming he wanted to "teach him a lesson" for "abusing the country, raising anti-India slogans". The man, who is not from the university, was escorted off campus by security.

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today targeted the Central government over a new video of JNU student leader Kanhaiya Kumar in which he says Delhi Police allowed the men who allegedly assaulted him during a court hearing last week to leave.

Confronted by a team of lawyers sent by the Supreme Court, policemen failed to explain the violence that erupted for the second time at Delhi's Patiala House Courts last week, when arrested JNU student leader Kanhaiya Kumar was assaulted while being produced for his hearing.

A great deal has already been written about the arrest of JNU student leader Kanhaiya Kumar and the ensuing national uproar. But the drama highlights a broader danger: the growing evidence that the BJP is orchestrating a deliberate and strategic assault on Indian universities.

Hundreds of lawyers marched on the streets of Delhi today, responding to a call by Vikram Singh Chauhan, the advocate at the heart of this week's attacks on reporters and supporters of a student arrested on charges of sedition.

After violence at a Delhi court by lawyers who assaulted arrested JNU student Kanhaiya Kumar and also attacked journalists, the Bar Council of India has apologised.

While you may fail to ensure the safety of ordinary people in Delhi, I've told my mother I'm not taking that flight back home just yet.

As he was being taken into a Delhi court today, Kanhaiya Kumar, the JNU student arrested on sedition charges, was punched and kicked. "I do not think he was beaten up, there was a lot of jostling," assessed the capital's police chief, BS Bassi.

Two days after the accused in the Badlapur sex assault case was shot dead in a police encounter, hoardings congratulating Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis have come up in various locations in Mumbai.

An image of Congress leader Kanhaiya Kumar, candidate from North East Delhi constituency, is doing rounds on social media with a claim that he was hospitalised after he was assaulted by a group of people in East Delhi's New Usmanpur area.

A court here has granted bail to the 41-year-old man arrested for allegedly assaulting and splashing Congress Lok Sabha candidate Kanhaiya Kumar with ink.

A person was injured in the firing at the Congress Lok Sabha candidate Gurjeet Singh Aujla's rally at Ajnala town near Amritsar on Saturday, said police.

In a shocking incident, Kanhaiya Kumar, the Congress' Lok Sabha candidate from the North East Delhi District has been assaulted by seven to eight people and had black ink thrown at him while campaigning in the national capital.

Kanjaiya Kumar, the 28-year-old student arrested in February on charges of sedition, has alleged that a co-passenger on a flight from Mumbai to Pune tried to strangle him.

The Supreme Court on Monday said that the plea for an SIT probe into the assault on JNU Students Union president Kanhaiya Kumar and others by some lawyers at Patiala House court complex on February 15 and 17 was "justified".

A man tried to assault student leader Kanhaiya Kumar at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) this evening, claiming he wanted to "teach him a lesson" for "abusing the country, raising anti-India slogans". The man, who is not from the university, was escorted off campus by security.

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today targeted the Central government over a new video of JNU student leader Kanhaiya Kumar in which he says Delhi Police allowed the men who allegedly assaulted him during a court hearing last week to leave.

Confronted by a team of lawyers sent by the Supreme Court, policemen failed to explain the violence that erupted for the second time at Delhi's Patiala House Courts last week, when arrested JNU student leader Kanhaiya Kumar was assaulted while being produced for his hearing.

A great deal has already been written about the arrest of JNU student leader Kanhaiya Kumar and the ensuing national uproar. But the drama highlights a broader danger: the growing evidence that the BJP is orchestrating a deliberate and strategic assault on Indian universities.

Hundreds of lawyers marched on the streets of Delhi today, responding to a call by Vikram Singh Chauhan, the advocate at the heart of this week's attacks on reporters and supporters of a student arrested on charges of sedition.

After violence at a Delhi court by lawyers who assaulted arrested JNU student Kanhaiya Kumar and also attacked journalists, the Bar Council of India has apologised.

While you may fail to ensure the safety of ordinary people in Delhi, I've told my mother I'm not taking that flight back home just yet.

As he was being taken into a Delhi court today, Kanhaiya Kumar, the JNU student arrested on sedition charges, was punched and kicked. "I do not think he was beaten up, there was a lot of jostling," assessed the capital's police chief, BS Bassi.