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“World’s Largest Democracy”

On 20 July 2026, more than thirty thousand people marched toward Parliament in the “Sansad Chalo” protest, demanding the education minister’s resignation over the repeated leaking of the NEET paper. This is a record of how that march was policed — every clip kept with the source it came from.

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A wide street outside a government building, hazy with tear gas. A line of police and paramilitary personnel stands on the left; protesters and camera operators move away from them on the right.

Still from footage recorded on 20 July 2026. Full clip in the archive.

What the footage shows

The people being beaten were children

Most of those protesting were between 16 and 20 years old. Separate clips record a minor being struck repeatedly with a baton, and another being choked. In one, a firearm is pointed toward a group of children.

Women protesters were assaulted, and officers laughed

Several recordings show officers striking women protesters, including footage of an officer striking a woman’s genitals, and of officers groping women and laughing among themselves. Others record women being given electric shocks in heavy rain.

Still from the clip: a helmeted paramilitary officer swinging a lathi on a street, with other personnel and protesters around.

Officers who could not be identified

Multiple clips show officers on duty with no name tag. Without a name or number there is no way to file a complaint against a specific officer, and no way for any later inquiry to establish who did what.

Still from the clip: paramilitary personnel in blue camouflage uniforms, with a news caption about missing name badges.

People in plain clothes acting as police

Footage records men without uniforms working alongside police against protesters. The source describes them as “private police”. Who they were, who they answered to, and what authority they held has not been established.

Still from the clip: a uniformed officer on a street, with an overlaid caption contrasting police and private police.

Nails set into batons

One clip shows nails driven into a police lathi. A baton is meant to be a blunt weapon. Modifying one this way is a decision taken before anyone arrived at the protest.

Still from the clip: police officers filmed at close range, with an overlaid caption about nails in lathis.

Reporters and doctors were targeted too

Journalists covering the protest were detained on camera. Doctors treating injured protesters were beaten. Both groups were doing work that is supposed to be protected.

Still from the clip: several people seated inside a police vehicle, with an overlaid caption from a journalist saying they were detained for covering the protests.

Copies and downloads

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  1. Internet Archive

    Videos are being uploaded here one at a time, and more are added as they come in. Individual copies are linked from each entry in the archive.

  2. Google Drive

  3. Proton Drive

  4. Dropbox

  5. Ente

  6. YouTube

Follow what happens next

This site is a record, not a feed. For ongoing updates:

  1. Cockroach Janta Party (CJP)

    The movement that organised the protests. Several clips in the archive come from this account.

  2. Discord

    For anyone who wants to help document this, or has footage to send.