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Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke headed to Maharashtra after his release from detention to attend his grandmother’s last rites. He vowed the party would not back down, while Delhi Police disputed claims that he was not informed of her death
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A Delhi court released three Cockroach Janta Party leaders on a surety bond after their preventive arrest over a planned protest against the Election Commission. Meanwhile, police registered more than 20 FIRs linked to attempts to stage demonstrations.
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Delhi Police registered over 20 FIRs over attempts to stage unauthorised protests demanding Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation over alleged electoral roll revision irregularities. An Executive Magistrate ordered the release of three CJP leaders following preventive arrests amid heightened security
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An Executive Magistrate ordered the release of three Cockroach Janata Party leaders detained by Delhi Police ahead of a planned protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The party denied filing a Supreme Court petition and announced another march towards Jantar Mantar
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Delhi Police placed three Cockroach Janata Party leaders under preventive arrest ahead of their planned protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over alleged electoral roll revision irregularities. The party denied filing a Supreme Court petition and announced another march towards Jantar Mantar
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More than 3,000 anti-CEC protesters, including opposition leaders and CJP members, were detained across Delhi as authorities imposed massive security restrictions to prevent a planned demonstration at Jantar Mantar demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over alleged electoral roll revision irregularities.
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A contempt petition before the Supreme Court alleges Delhi authorities violated an October 9 order against completely suspending Metro services ahead of a proposed protest. The petitioner claims station gates remained shut and services were curtailed despite the court’s directions
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After CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke and two co-conveners were detained at Delhi airport, he named organisation in-charge Ajinkya Shinde to lead the party’s protest against CEC Gyanesh Kumar. Police said Dipke was informed of his grandmother’s death in Maharashtra’s Hingoli district
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A bus carrying detained protesters came under stone-pelting attack in Delhi’s Jhandewalan area as police detained people heading towards the proposed CJP protest. Security was tightened, traffic diversions were imposed, and more than 1,000 protesters were detained across the capital
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Around 1,000 protesters were detained across Delhi ahead of the CJP-led agitation demanding CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation over alleged SIR irregularities. CJP leaders, influencer Dhruv Rathee and Opposition figures were among those detained as security measures intensified
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Cockroach Janata Party founder Abhijeet Dipke’s grandmother died in Maharashtra’s Hingoli district on Saturday. Dipke was detained at Delhi airport ahead of a protest seeking Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation, while his family prepared to travel for last rites
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Delhi has stepped up security ahead of the Cockroach Janata Party protest at Jantar Mantar, with border checks, drone surveillance and body cameras deployed. Metro stations have reportedly been closed, while prohibitory orders and an internet suspension affect designated areas.
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Delhi Police suspended mobile internet services within a 4-km radius of the Janpath-Kartavya Path crossing until Saturday night ahead of the CJP protest. Security was tightened, with metro station closures and railway security reinforced
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Delhi Police denied permission for the Cockroach Janta Party’s October 10 protest at Jantar Mantar, citing short notice, non-compliance with earlier undertakings, public safety and law-and-order concerns. Police also proposed closing entry and exit points at 57 metro stations
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Delhi Police Crime Branch has begun probing violence during a July 20 protest in the capital, focusing on alleged assaults, vandalism and damage to public property and whether the violence was premeditated. The investigation follows Supreme Court directions quashing related FIRs
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Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy was stopped by Delhi Police while heading to Barakhamba Road Police Station to express solidarity with Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who was detained during protests against the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls.
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Rahul Gandhi said his “goal is to have 100 FIRs” after a complaint was lodged against him and other INDIA bloc leaders over Tuesday’s Akashwani Bhavan protest. Gandhi said he already faced 45 FIRs and called each one a “medal”
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The Delhi High Court has directed the government to decide within six months on a representation seeking an SOP for mandatory body-worn cameras for Delhi Police and RAF personnel deployed during protests and crowd-control operations, citing transparency and accountability concerns
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Congress leader Jairam Ramesh criticised the Delhi Police FIR against Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and other Opposition leaders following their protest against electoral-roll revision. He accused the government and Election Commission of enabling “vote chori” and defended Gandhi’s Satyagraha
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The Delhi High Court has asked the Commissioner of Police to consider dedicated POCSO investigation teams in every police district to ensure timely probes. The court directed Delhi Police to take a decision within three months on a petitioner’s proposal