Congress leader and advocate Sandeep Chamoli staged a semi-nude protest in Dehradun on Friday, demanding justice for Ankita Bhandari. Party workers joined him in the demonstration near the statue of Indramani Badoni, widely known as the Gandhi of Uttarakhand.
Chamoli and the workers began their protest at Ghanta Ghar Chowk and moved towards the Dhara police out. Police stopped Chamoli during the demonstration. The available report does not state whether he was arrested or whether any case was registered.
Chamoli’s demand
Chamoli said the agitation would continue until Ankita Bhandari received complete justice. He described the campaign as more than a demand concerning one person, linking it to the dignity of women in Uttarakhand, the state’s identity and the self-respect of the hill region.
He also said the issue concerned public confidence in the justice system. His statement presented the protest as a continuing campaign rather than a one-day demonstration.
The demonstration took place in a central Dehradun area and involved a march between Ghanta Ghar Chowk and the Dhara police out. Police intervention stopped Chamoli, but the report provides no further details about the action taken or the next stage of the protest.
Conclusion
Sandeep Chamoli’s protest in Dehradun focused on his demand for complete justice for Ankita Bhandari. He said the campaign would continue, while police stopped him during the march.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Who staged the protest in Dehradun?
Sandeep Chamoli, a Congress leader and advocate, staged the protest with party workers.
Q. What was the protest about?
Chamoli said the demonstration sought complete justice for Ankita Bhandari.
Q. Where did the protest take place?
The protest began near the statue of Indramani Badoni, and the march proceeded from Ghanta Ghar Chowk towards the Dhara police out.
Q. What did the police do?
Police stopped Chamoli during the demonstration.
Q. What did Chamoli say about the campaign?
He said the struggle would continue until Ankita Bhandari received justice.
