Former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal visited RML Hospital after the recent protest clash in the national capital and met injured students and police personnel. Speaking after the visit, Kejriwal said he was informed that most injured individuals had been discharged, while one female student remains admitted in the ICU in critical condition. Kejriwal said he met the family members of the student undergoing treatment and prayed for her speedy recovery. He also stated that injured students and police personnel were brought to hospitals following the clash, though he added that complete information about injured protesters across different hospitals was not available. The AAP leader raised concerns over families allegedly struggling to locate their children after the protest. He said he would visit the Parliament Street Police Station to seek information regarding detained protesters, FIRs, and the status of cases registered after the incident. Kejriwal also announced a helpline to provide legal and medical assistance to people who need support following the protest. He urged authorities to release details of individuals taken into custody so that families can get information about their whereabouts. The statement comes amid political debate over the handling of the protest, with opposition leaders questioning police action and the government defending the need to maintain law and order. The issue is expected to remain a point of discussion during the ongoing Parliament Monsoon Session.


