Congress leader Rahul Gandhi staged a sit-in protest, or 'dharna,' outside a police station in New Delhi to pressure authorities to register a First Information Report (FIR). Gandhi was accompanied by Sahil Lochab, an individual who reportedly sustained injuries from a pellet gun during a protest on July 20.

According to reports, the protest was initiated after police officials allegedly refused to file an FIR regarding the injuries suffered by Lochab. While both outlets confirm the nature of the protest and the demand for legal action, they differ slightly in their focus. NDTV highlights the direct interaction between Gandhi and the victim at the police station, framing the event as a standoff between the politician and law enforcement. The Hindu provides more specific context regarding the timeline, noting that the underlying grievance stems from the use of pellet guns during a specific protest event on July 20.

There is no disagreement on the core facts of the event: Gandhi was present, he was with the victim, and the primary objective was to secure the filing of an FIR. The police response to the demand for the FIR remains unstated in both reports, leaving the current status of the legal complaint unclear.