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Crime
NSUI chief visits Nisha Azad’s home amid Jantar Mantar assault probe
✍️ indiagazette.com
🗓 06 Sep 2026, 08:34 AM
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The chief of the National Students' Union of India paid a visit to Nisha Azad’s residence as part of the ongoing investigation into the Jantar Mantar assault case.
New Delhi – In a development related to the high‑profile assault case at Jantar Mantar, the chief of the National Students' Union of India (NSUI) visited the home of Nisha Azad. The visit, reported by indiagazette.com, was made to discuss matters pertaining to the ongoing investigation.
Sources indicate that the NSUI chief’s presence at the residence was intended to gather information and possibly offer support to Azad, who is a key figure in the case. No official statements have been released by the police regarding the impact of the visit on the probe.
The Jantar Mantar incident, which has drawn nationwide attention, continues to be examined by law‑enforcement agencies. The NSUI’s involvement underscores the political dimensions of the case, as student leaders often engage with legal proceedings involving their members.
Authorities have not disclosed any further details about the outcome of the meeting, and the investigation remains active.
The incident highlights the intersection of student politics and legal scrutiny in the capital city.
Sources indicate that the NSUI chief’s presence at the residence was intended to gather information and possibly offer support to Azad, who is a key figure in the case. No official statements have been released by the police regarding the impact of the visit on the probe.
The Jantar Mantar incident, which has drawn nationwide attention, continues to be examined by law‑enforcement agencies. The NSUI’s involvement underscores the political dimensions of the case, as student leaders often engage with legal proceedings involving their members.
Authorities have not disclosed any further details about the outcome of the meeting, and the investigation remains active.
The incident highlights the intersection of student politics and legal scrutiny in the capital city.