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Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke said on August 5, 2026, that he will go to Jharkhand to support students protesting against JPSC and JSSC exam irregularities. He said, "We will definitely go to Jharkhand, we will stand with them." The party plans to function as a public pressure group.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the Board of Peace's Hamas disarmament plan on Tuesday. He said, "We did not agree to it." Netanyahu insisted that Israeli troops will not pull back from Gaza positions until Hamas is completely disarmed. The proposal faced opposition despite support from other international mediators.
BJP spokesperson NV Subhash on Wednesday targeted the Congress after Prashant Kishor defeated BJP candidate Neeraj Kumar by 19,324 votes in Bankipur. Subhash said, "The INDI Alliance has no moral right to celebrate the Bharatiya Janata Party's loss." He accused the opposition of hypocrisy regarding EVMs and the Election Commission.
The INDIA bloc staged a protest inside Parliament on Wednesday, demanding that Amit Shah address the student crackdown and Ram Temple donation issues. Led by Mallikarjun Kharge, the leaders marched to seek accountability. Kharge said, "What is the issue in coming to the House and giving a statement?" They want answers.
Police arrested five people, including a Delhi Police constable, for stealing ₹12 lakh from ATMs in Faridabad. The gang used gas cutters to break into machines on July 3 and July 26. ACP Aman Yadav said, "During interrogation, it was revealed that Delhi Police constable Hukam Chand is the mastermind."
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on IT gave Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg a three-day ultimatum to apologise for removing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s video. The Lok Sabha secretariat warned that if Zuckerberg does not apologise, Meta could lose its legal protection under the IT Act and face further strict government action.
Rebel Trinamool MLA Kanaia Lal Agarwal was appointed chairman of the Public Accounts Committee in the West Bengal Assembly on August 4, 2026. Leader of the Opposition Ritabrata Banerjee said, "For PAC, Kanaia Lal Agarwal is the chairman." This move follows his shifting political allegiance after the recent election results.
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju reached out to Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday to end the Lok Sabha deadlock. The House faced repeated adjournments as the Opposition protested against police action on students. Speaker Om Birla said, "Sloganeering, whether inside or outside the House, is not good for democracy," urging members back.
The Calcutta High Court on Wednesday dismissed Trinamool MP Abhishek Banerjee’s plea to travel abroad for eye treatment. Justice Saugata Bhattacharya ordered a three-member medical board at SSKM Hospital to examine him on Thursday. The court said it would consider foreign travel only if the treatment is unavailable in India.
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah marked the seventh anniversary of the Article 370 abrogation by quoting Robert Frost. He said, "My party and I remain committed to reversing all that was done to J&K that took away our rights." Meanwhile, other leaders also held protests against the 2019 changes.
The Supreme Court on Wednesday said law enforcement must show restraint during protests and youngsters need to be pacified. The court heard a plea about the July 20 'Sansad Chalo' march. The Chief Justice said, "Any aggressive approach from the side of the mighty State may socially aggravate the situation."
DMK cadre assaulted a two-wheeler-rider during a road blockade in Tirunelveli on Tuesday. The party staged statewide protests against the arrest of Udhayanidhi Stalin, causing traffic jams. Police detained MLA Abdul Wahab and other protesters. Deputy commissioner Saravanan said, "Legal action will be initiated against those responsible for causing inconvenience."