Arvind Kejriwal visits police station, AAP says 500 students assisted through legal helpline after protest detentions
Arvind Kejriwal visited Mandir Marg police station and met detained students, staying until around 70 to 80 students were released.
The AAP Student Helpline (8588833548) provided legal and other assistance to about 500 students and youths detained during protests at Jantar Mantar and the Parliament March in Delhi.
Kejriwal and AAP said the right to peaceful protest is constitutional, offering legal aid as a social and moral responsibility.
AAP claimed one missing student from Ashok Vihar was traced and reunited with their family.
The party said it would continue legal support, citing past assistance to farmers' protests.
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