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Nadda Visits Delhi Hospitals to Review Protesters' Injuries

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Union Health Minister JP Nadda visited Ram Manohar Lohia and Lady Hardinge hospitals to check on protesters injured during the Citizens for Justice and Peace march to Parliament. He reviewed medical care and met doctors, with hospital officials saying patients were under supervision and receiving treatment. The Cockroach Janta Party-led protest demanded the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over alleged exam irregularities, and police reported about 60 protesters and more than 118 officers injured in clashes. Nadda had earlier held talks with CJP representatives and pledged internal discussions on their demands. The protests drew political reaction, with Rahul Gandhi visiting the injured protesters, while FIRs were filed over vandalism in Connaught Place and Parliament Street. The coverage across sources highlights a tense confrontation and the government’s efforts to address medical needs and inquiries into the protests.

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