Ramlila Maidan rally: FIR registered over graffiti on police vehicle
New Delhi Police have registered an FIR in connection with alleged graffiti on a police vehicle during the INDIA bloc's November 1 rally at the Ramlila Maidan in Delhi, an official said on Monday (November 2, 2026). ‘Vote chor’ graffiti, littered roads, and a muddy ‘catwalk’ at Ramlila Maidan after INDIA bloc rally ‘Vote chor’ graffiti, littered roads, and a muddy ‘catwalk’ at Ramlila Maidan after INDIA bloc rally Waste-collectors, some of whom participated in the protest, gathered the discarded plastic bottles near the protest site; rain-soaked, waterlogged stretches forced protesters to tread carefully through the venue 'Massive turnout at Ramlila Maidan,' says Congress; Rahul reiterates, 'Gyanesh will go to jail' | HIGHLIGHTS 'Massive turnout at Ramlila Maidan,' says Congress; Rahul reiterates, 'Gyanesh will go to jail' | HIGHLIGHTS Union Home Minister Amit Shah said Delhi traders had repeatedly urged the Congress to postpone its November 1 rally until after Diwali, citing concerns over festival-season business The FIR was registered at Kamla Market police station under sections of the Delhi Prevention of Defacement of Property Act, they said.
According to police, several videos showing graffiti on the police vehicle have gone viral on social media. ‘Vote chor’ graffiti, littered roads, and a muddy ‘catwalk’ at Ramlila Maidan after INDIA bloc rally ‘Vote chor’ graffiti, littered roads, and a muddy ‘catwalk’ at Ramlila Maidan after INDIA bloc rally Waste-collectors, some of whom participated in the protest, gathered the discarded plastic bottles near the protest site; rain-soaked, waterlogged stretches forced protesters to tread carefully through the venue ‘Vote chor’ graffiti, littered roads, and a muddy ‘catwalk’ at Ramlila Maidan after INDIA bloc rally storyline 1 'Massive turnout at Ramlila Maidan,' says Congress; Rahul reiterates, 'Gyanesh will go to jail' | HIGHLIGHTS 'Massive turnout at Ramlila Maidan,' says Congress; Rahul reiterates, 'Gyanesh will go to jail' | HIGHLIGHTS Union Home Minister Amit Shah said Delhi traders had repeatedly urged the Congress to postpone its November 1 rally until after Diwali, citing concerns over festival-season business
