A sharp political face-off on NDTV as Samajwadi Party leader Ghanshyam Tiwari and BJP leader Sanju Verma clash over the detention of protesters in Delhi, allegations of police brutality and the right to dissent. Tiwari accuses the government of targeting young protesters and questions the silence of the Chief Election Commissioner and the Union Home Minister. Verma hits back, citing references to Bangladesh-style regime change and alleged foreign influence, and challenges the opposition's political intentions. As opposition leaders rally behind the protesters, the debate turns to the Tricolour, SIR, constitutional rights and the BJP's record on national security. Is this a fight over the right to protest, or a larger battle over political legitimacy?