29 July - Indian Updates - Supreme Court Directs No Harsh Action Against Students - Pritam Singh Rupal & Ranjodh Singh

29 July - Indian Updates - Supreme Court Directs No Harsh Action Against Students - Pritam Singh Rupal & Ranjodh Singh

Jul 29, 2026 - 14:51
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Pritam Singh Rupal
Ranjodh Singh

Listen to Indian Updates on Radio Haanji 1674 AM. Hosts Pritam Singh Rupal and Ranjodh Singh analyze Supreme Court student rulings, Lok Sabha paper leak debates, Bhupesh Baghel's Punjab tour, and Punjab government worker regularization.

In today's edition of Indian Updates on Radio Haanji 1674 AM, hosts Pritam Singh Rupal and Ranjodh Singh bring you a detailed analysis of major national and state-level developments from India. From historic legal rulings to legislative debates, here is everything you need to know about today's top stories.

Staying connected with current events in India is essential for the global Punjabi diaspora. Radio Haanji continues to deliver reliable news, in-depth discussions, and community updates tailored for listeners across Australia and worldwide.

Supreme Court Directs No Harsh Police Action Against Student Protestors

In a significant legal intervention, the Supreme Court of India directed police authorities to refrain from taking harsh or coercive action against protesting students. Recognizing that heavy-handed measures could jeopardize young careers, the bench emphasized protecting students' futures while maintaining law and order.

Additionally, the court ordered the immediate release of all minors currently held in custody. To ensure transparency and prevent evidence tampering, the bench further mandated the strict preservation of all digital evidence, including CCTV footage, drone recordings, and media capture from the protest sites.

CJP Issues Protest Warning Over Alleged Unfulfilled Promises

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) issued a strong warning indicating the potential relaunch of public demonstrations. Party representatives alleged that assurances made by the government regarding the withdrawal of cases filed during earlier demonstrations have not been honored. CJP leadership stated that unless criminal cases against student leaders are officially dismissed, widespread protests will resume.

Paper Leak Scandal Sparks Intense Debate in Lok Sabha

The paper leak issue took center stage in the Lok Sabha, sparking heated discussions between opposition MPs and government representatives. Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra addressed the house, calling for greater empathy and administrative accountability from the central leadership.

Meanwhile, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) filed its official charge sheet in the paper leak case before a fast-track court, signaling progress in the ongoing investigation.

Bhupesh Baghel to Embark on 9-Day Punjab Tour

On the regional political front, Punjab Congress In-Charge Bhupesh Baghel is set to begin an extensive nine-day tour of Punjab starting July 31. The visit will focus heavily on the Malwa belt, including key districts such as Bathinda, Firozpur, Faridkot, and Mansa.

The tour aims to assess ground-level organizational strength, review internal party dynamics, and address persistent factionalism within state leadership ahead of upcoming electoral preparations.

Congress Condemns Controversial Remarks by Kangana Ranaut

A recent statement by BJP MP Kangana Ranaut, referring to protesting youth as "Generation Gutter," triggered widespread backlash. Opposition leaders, including senior Congress representatives, strongly condemned the remark, calling it disrespectful toward young citizens exercising their democratic rights.

Punjab Government Announces Regularization for Sanitation Workers

In a welcome policy decision, the Punjab Government announced that all municipal sanitation workers who have completed five years of service will be regularized. This move provides long-awaited job security and welfare benefits to hundreds of essential service workers across the state.

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