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India is a federal republic of 28 states and 8 union territories, and the most populous country in the world.

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What happened here

19 events in India and the places inside it, newest first.

  1. India Against Corruption seeks probe into CJP fundingAt Pune. IAC president Hemant Patil said the movement's finances need "closer scrutiny". He cited no evidence.
  2. Minister alleges Karnataka funds CJP; Congress leader says members will contributeAt Karnataka. Kumaraswamy alleged state funding, a Karnataka minister denied it, and the state Congress chief pledged members' support.
  3. Dipke detained a third time as police block Delhi rallyAt New Delhi, Connaught Place. Police took the founder into preventive detention before a rally for two jailed leaders; he was released the next day.
  4. Intelligence agencies examine possible foreign interference in CJP protestsAt New Delhi. Over 4,000 posts and 500 accounts abroad are under review. No finding has been reported.
  5. CJP leaders detained again after entering Jantar MantarAt Jantar Mantar. About 20 volunteers, including three leaders, were detained a day after the site was closed to protests.
  6. Delhi Police say Jantar Mantar is no longer a protest siteAt Jantar Mantar. As thousands marched, police withdrew Jantar Mantar's status as an official protest venue.
  7. CJP leaders detained at Delhi airport ahead of Jantar Mantar protestAt Indira Gandhi International Airport, Jantar Mantar. Police detained the movement's leaders on arrival as Delhi was locked down to stop a rally against the election chief.
  8. Cockroach Janta Party elects national leadershipAt Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. Dipke became National Convenor, with Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka as Co-Conveners.
  9. RSS leader calls Jantar Mantar student protest 'anti-national'At Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. At an ABVP meeting, Atul Limaye said the protest was taken over by "the wrong people". Dipke hit back.
  10. Police allege Pakistan-handled suspect planned to disrupt Jantar Mantar protestAt West Bengal, Jantar Mantar. West Bengal police say a man they arrested planned to enter the student protest dressed as a police officer. The claim is untested in court.
  11. Dharmendra Pradhan resigns as Education MinisterAt New Delhi. The minister resigned after weeks of student protests over the NEET paper leak.
  12. Wangchuk ends 26-day hunger strike after talks with governmentAt New Delhi. Two Union ministers met the movement, and the hunger strike ended on agreed conditions.
  13. Wangchuk removed from Jantar Mantar; march to Parliament meets tear gasAt New Delhi, Jantar Mantar. Police removed Wangchuk on a court order, then clashed with a "Sansad Chalo" march toward Parliament.
  14. Sonam Wangchuk begins hunger strike at Jantar MantarAt Jantar Mantar. The Ladakh activist joined the students with an indefinite hunger strike.
  15. Students begin indefinite Jantar Mantar protest over NEET paper leakAt Jantar Mantar. The Cockroach Janta Party began an indefinite sit-in demanding the Education Minister's resignation.
  16. RJD MP Manoj Jha denies funding the Cockroach Janta PartyAt New Delhi. A venue letter he wrote for a CJP press conference went viral; he and the CJP say there is no funding link.
  17. Cockroach Janta Party launched onlineActivist Abhijeet Dipke launched a satirical youth movement that drew a huge following within a week.
  18. Tribunal upholds Sikhs for Justice ban, citing ISI collaborationAt New Delhi. An Indian tribunal confirmed the government's case that SFJ worked with Pakistan's ISI. SFJ disputes such claims.
  19. NIA charges Pannun and 15 other Sikhs for Justice membersAt New Delhi. India's counter-terror agency charged SFJ members over the 'Referendum 2020' secessionist campaign.

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