Abhijeet Dipke apologized to supporters, especially women, for police brutality during Monday's Sansad Chalo protest in central Delhi. He claimed the government shielded Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan by being willing to spill the blood of more students. Dipke urged injured protesters to contact him for a personal apology and vowed to keep fighting. He accused Delhi Police of lathi charges, brutality, and even dragging women by the hair, noting incidents including a volunteer's injury and alleged attacks on protesters. Police filed FIRs against protesters for stone-pelting while Dipke and allies criticized detentions and said authorities crossed the line. The protests continued with a sit-in at Jantar Mantar and renewed calls for Pradhan's resignation amid concerns over NEET paper leaks.