A placard bearing the image of Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta lies on the road as Indian National Congress workers demonstrate against alleged crimes against women in New Delhi on 26 September 2026. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Congress leader Amrita Dhawan led a group of women in a demonstration against alleged incidents of crimes against women in New Delhi on 26 September 2026, demanding greater accountability over women's safety. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Congress leader Amrita Dhawan spearheaded a women's demonstration in New Delhi on 26 September 2026, protesting alleged incidents of crimes against women and calling for improved women's safety measures. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Amrita Dhawan of the Indian National Congress marched alongside a group of women in New Delhi on 26 September 2026, highlighting alleged crimes against women and demanding stronger safety guarantees from authorities. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
On 26 September 2026, Congress leader Amrita Dhawan guided a coalition of women through New Delhi in a march drawing attention to alleged crimes against women and pressing for urgent policy action on women's safety. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Delhi Police detained Congress leader Amrita Dhawan during a demonstration against alleged crimes against women in New Delhi on 26 September 2026, amid a march demanding stronger women's safety measures. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
A Congress worker brandished a placard in New Delhi on 26 September 2026, calling for the resignation of Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta over alleged crimes against women in the capital. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Congress workers raised placards demanding the resignation of Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta during a demonstration against alleged crimes against women in New Delhi on 26 September 2026. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Multiple Congress workers held placards in New Delhi on 26 September 2026, collectively demanding that Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta step down over the alleged rise in crimes against women in the capital. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Congress leader Amrita Dhawan held a placard calling for the resignation of Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta during a march against alleged crimes against women in New Delhi on 26 September 2026. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Placard in hand, Congress leader Amrita Dhawan challenged the Delhi government's record on women's safety during a public demonstration on 26 September 2026, renewing calls for Chief Minister Rekha Gupta to resign. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
With placard raised, Amrita Dhawan of the Indian National Congress sustained pressure on Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta to resign during a protest on alleged crimes against women in New Delhi on 26 September 2026. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Delhi Police detained several Congress workers who were marching against alleged crimes against women in New Delhi on 26 September 2026, as the demonstration took a confrontational turn. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Delhi Police detained Congress leader Amrita Dhawan as she led a march against alleged crimes against women in New Delhi on 26 September 2026, with the demonstration demanding stronger women's safety action. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Officers from Delhi Police moved in to detain Congress leader Amrita Dhawan as the women's safety protest in New Delhi on 26 September 2026 intensified, with demonstrators alleging a pattern of crimes against women in the capital. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Delhi Police again detained Congress leader Amrita Dhawan — removing her from the protest site — during the march against alleged crimes against women in New Delhi on 26 September 2026. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Congress leader Amrita Dhawan headed a bloc of women marching through New Delhi on 26 September 2026, focusing attention on alleged incidents of crimes against women and calling for decisive government action. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
A Congress women's delegation led by Amrita Dhawan marched through the streets of New Delhi on 26 September 2026, protesting alleged incidents of crimes against women and pressing for meaningful policy reform on women's safety. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)
Congress leader Amrita Dhawan concluded the women's safety protest in New Delhi on 26 September 2026 by reiterating demands for Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta to be held accountable for alleged crimes against women in the capital. (Photo: NationPress/Deepak Kumar)