Viral Video: Who Are These Two Goons, Seen Assaulting a Young Protester?

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Perhaps the most defining visual of the 10 October protest was of right-wing goons assaulting a young protester in Central Delhi in the presence of Delhi Police personnel. The Cockroach Janta Party, which had called the 10 October protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, has accused the Delhi Police of colluding with the attackers.DEEPLY DISTURBING!BJP-RSS goons beating a young girl in the presence of Delhi Police, with an officer seemingly guiding them to stop the recording.Why is Delhi Police helping goons attack peaceful protestors instead of protecting them? Who gave them this free hand? pic.twitter.com/2JeT40wrx2— Cockroach Janta Party - CJP (@Cockroachisback) October 10, 2026Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi accused the Delhi Police of "descending into thuggery and helping the goons. अमित शाह की दिल्ली पुलिस खुद तो गुंडागर्दी पर उतर ही आई - RSS-BJP के असली गुंडों को भी महिलाओं और युवाओं पर हिंसा करने की खुली छूट और बढ़ावा दे रही है।जैसा मैंने कहा था, Mogambo Modi और उसकी सरकार जितना दबाएगी, Gen Z और छात्रों का गुस्सा उतना ही बढ़ेगा।सोमवार, 12 अक्टूबर को… pic.twitter.com/UNAKSDwdxJ— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) October 10, 2026But who are these men? What organisations to they belong to?Right-Wing 'Influencers'The two men assaulting the young protester have been identified as Ravindra Govinda and Raman, both associated with radical Hindutva outfits. Govinda hails from Ghaziabad in Uttar Pradesh and he has posted pictures with the BJP MLA from Loni, Nand Kishore Gujjar. Gujjar is a known favourite among local Hindutva outfits, especially those involved in cow-vigilantism. Govinda himself claims to be a 'Gau Rakshak'. Pictures of Govinda with Hindu Raksha Dal chief Pinki Chaudhary are also being circulated online. The details about 'Raman' are far more sketchy. According to some social media users, he hails from Burari in North Delhi and runs a Wifi connection franchise. How Delhi Police Let Hindutva Mob Run Amock, Violating its Own Orders