A placard bearing the image of Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta was seen lying on a road as Congress workers gathered in New Delhi on 26 September 2026 to protest against alleged crimes against women.
Congress leader Amrita Dhawan led a group of women in a demonstration in New Delhi on 26 September 2026, protesting against alleged incidents of crimes against women and raising concerns over women's safety in the capital.
Amrita Dhawan of the Indian National Congress spearheaded a women's rally in New Delhi on 26 September 2026, demanding accountability over alleged incidents of crimes against women across the city.
Raising the alarm over alleged crimes against women, Congress leader Amrita Dhawan addressed protesters in New Delhi on 26 September 2026, calling for stronger measures to ensure women's safety in the capital.
Congress leader Amrita Dhawan headed a march through New Delhi on 26 September 2026, with participants voicing concerns over alleged crimes against women and demanding that the Delhi government act decisively on women's safety.
Police detained Congress leader Amrita Dhawan during a demonstration against alleged crimes against women in New Delhi on 26 September 2026, amid the party's ongoing campaign over women's safety in the capital.
A Congress worker displayed a placard in New Delhi on 26 September 2026 demanding the resignation of Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, as the party held a protest over alleged crimes against women in the capital.
Congress workers held placards calling for the resignation of Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta at a protest in New Delhi on 26 September 2026, linking the demand to alleged crimes against women in the city.
Multiple Congress workers raised placards in New Delhi on 26 September 2026, demanding Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta's resignation and alleging a failure to curb crimes against women in the national capital.
Congress leader Amrita Dhawan held 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.
At a demonstration in New Delhi on 26 September 2026, Congress leader Amrita Dhawan was seen holding a placard directed at Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, demanding accountability for alleged crimes against women.
Congress leader Amrita Dhawan raised a placard in New Delhi on 26 September 2026, demanding action on alleged crimes against women and calling for Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta to step down.
Delhi Police detained several Congress workers who were participating in a protest against alleged crimes against women in New Delhi on 26 September 2026, as the demonstration intensified near the city centre.
Delhi Police detained Congress leader Amrita Dhawan during a protest over women's safety and alleged crimes against women in New Delhi on 26 September 2026, with visuals showing her being escorted by police personnel.
Police were seen detaining Congress leader Amrita Dhawan at a rally against alleged crimes against women in New Delhi on 26 September 2026, amid the party's push for stronger women's safety measures in Delhi.
As the Congress protest over alleged crimes against women reached its height in New Delhi on 26 September 2026, police detained leader Amrita Dhawan, marking a tense moment in the party's women's safety campaign.
A group of women led by Congress leader Amrita Dhawan took to the streets of New Delhi on 26 September 2026 to highlight alleged incidents of crimes against women and press for decisive government action on women's safety.
Congress leader Amrita Dhawan guided a women's bloc through a protest in New Delhi on 26 September 2026, voicing grievances over alleged crimes against women and urging the Delhi government to strengthen safety mechanisms.
Congress leader Amrita Dhawan led women protesters through New Delhi on 26 September 2026, marking a visible opposition push against alleged crimes against women and demanding stronger women's safety policies from the Delhi government.