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Ayesha Khan Detention
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Actress Ayesha Khan was detained by Mumbai Police on July 22, 2026, during student protests over NEET exam paper leak. She shared detention videos on Instagram. Police imposed prohibitory orders and used digital tracking to curb further protests.
How it unfolded
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Police use digital tracking to prevent protests
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Woman blocks police van to free protesters
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Mumbai Police impose prohibitory orders
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Ayesha Khan detained during CJP protest
What happened earlier
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Full story →Courage Of Mumbai: Woman Blocks Police Van, Allegedly Frees Demonstrators During Student Protest In Dadar;
A woman blocked a police van carrying detained protesters during a student protest in Mumbai's Dadar area.
The protesters were reportedly freed after a few more people joined the woman.
Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut shared the video on X, calling it 'The courage of Mumbai.'
The protest was against the alleged NEET paper leak, with over 3,000 participants demanding education reforms and the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
Earlier · 21h ago
Full story →Actress Ayesha Khan Detained at CJP Protest
Actress Ayesha Khan was detained by Mumbai Police during a CJP protest in Mumbai.
She shared clips of her detention on Instagram, stating 'My hands are shivering'.
The protest and detention took place in Mumbai.
Ayesha Khan revealed the details on her social media account.
Earlier · 9h ago
Full story →Ayesha Khan DETAINED during Mumbai student protest
Ayesha Khan, actress in 'Dhurandhar', was detained by Mumbai Police on July 22 for standing on the road near the CJP protest.
Khan shared Instagram videos from inside a police van, questioning the lack of explanation for her detention.
She stated she was standing peacefully and did not start a protest before being pushed by police.
Khan had earlier urged paparazzi and media to cover the Jantar Mantar protest in Delhi.
She demanded accountability with hashtag #AccountabilityWhere after the incident.
