Even as Delhi Police registered 10 FIRs linked to the ongoing demonstrations, delivery partners said they were instructed by anonymous customers to hand out food and beverages directly to students protesting at Jantar Mantar.
A delegation of Left MPs expressed solidarity with protesting students at Jantar Mantar, demanded accountability for the police crackdown during the Parliament march, and sought a statement from Union Home Minister Amit Shah.
Police said the FIRs relate to multiple incidents reported during Monday's protest march, including a life-threatening attack on a Rapid Action Force personnel.
Investigations are underway across multiple police stations after Monday's clashes, while Delhi Police have urged people not to circulate unverified videos claiming fresh violence at Jantar Mantar.
Police said the firecracker unit had been sealed after its licence expired in March, but was allegedly reopened while security personnel were deployed for the Rath Yatra.
Floodwaters have inundated 872 villages and more than 24,000 hectares of farmland, while over 1.14 lakh people are staying in relief camps as rescue operations continue across the state.
Rescue teams, including the NDRF, SDRF, Sikkim Police and coal mining experts, continue operations at the collapsed NHPC hydropower tunnel in Namchi as hopes remain focused on locating the remaining workers.
The visit came hours after the Delhi High Court ordered Wangchuk's transfer from Safdarjung Hospital to a private facility in Gurugram under specialised medical supervision.
Pradhan slammed Rahul Gandhi for his dharna outside the PM house over the alleged police brutality against students during yesterday's Parliament march.
While defending the government's swift action in the case, the PM stressed the need to "win the trust of the youth."
