Dushyant Chautala (former deputy chief minister of Haryana and leader of the Jannayak Janta Party) accused the Haryana Police of conducting illegal arrests and searches without warrants. He stated that police seized digital video recorders (DVRs) during these operations and will file a complaint with the Haryana Human Rights Commission regarding the wrongful arrests. This follows unrest at Guru Jambheshwar University in Hisar, where six JJP workers were arrested. Chautala criticized the local police's actions, alleging that they are part of a larger conspiracy and expressed concerns over police brutality during these incidents. He announced plans for a Mahapanchayat on April 27 to protest the police's actions and called for a judicial inquiry into the matter. Chautala also demanded the suspension of the involved police personnel and criticized the university's administration for harsh actions against students over minor property damage.