Abhijeet Dipke, a Cockroach Janta Party activist, has accused Delhi Police of unjust treatment in custody. He claims police denied him access to his phone and lawyers, especially after learning about his grandmother's death. Dipke was instructed to contact his parents at an inappropriate hour regarding his arrest. The Delhi Police stated they offered assistance and informed him about his grandmoth
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Cockroach Janta Party activist Abhijeet Dipke confirmed plans for a protest at Jantar Mantar on October 10. Despite receiving a denial from Delhi Police due to short notice, activists are prepared for arrest. Dipke criticized the government's restrictions on public transport that impact ordinary citizens. He referenced Article 19 of the Constitution, asserting the right to protest.
In a bid for electoral justice, the Cockroach Janta Party witnessed over 1,500 of its supporters detained across Delhi ahead of a planned protest. This initiative seeks the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over accusations of electoral malpractice. Influential CJP activists, such as Abhijeet Dipke and Dhruv Rathee, faced detention before the event.
Cockroach Janta Party spokesperson Saurav Das condemned the police's forceful intervention ahead of their scheduled protest, stating that the detainment of party leaders illustrated the government's anxiety around public dissent. Das affirmed their commitment to pursue accountability and reform, as the political climate in Delhi witnessed an intensified police presence and a flurry of detentions a
Delhi Police has prepared a security plan for the upcoming protest by the Cockroach Janata Party at Jantar Mantar. More than 35,000 personnel from both police and paramilitary forces will be deployed for the event. Six detention centres have already been designated for the protest, which aims to demand the Chief Election Commissioner's resignation. Authorities have decided against issuing weapons
Protesters from other states have arrived in Delhi to demonstrate against the deletion of certain courses on caste at Delhi University, leading to schools and colleges in the city revising their schedules.
The All India Trinamool Congress (TMC) condemned the detention of Mamata Banerjee and party MPs by Delhi Police. This incident occurred during a protest against the central government in New Delhi. TMC accused the authorities of suppressing their constitutional right to dissent and criticized police actions. Reports indicated that around 1,000 protesters were also detained across the capital durin
Sanjay Manjrekar expressed support for the right to peaceful protests amid police action in Delhi. The Cockroach Janta Party's planned demonstration aimed to demand the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Police detained over 1,500 individuals to prevent potential unrest during the protest. Tensions escalated with injuries reported among police personnel during the confrontat
In a bid to maintain public order, the Delhi government has announced the temporary closure of liquor shops on October 9 and 10 due to anticipated protests by opposition parties. Hotels and bars, however, will remain open during this time. The police are deploying significant resources to oversee the situation and mitigate congestion that could affect commuters heading to railway stations.
Delhi's Gen Zers are exploring new hangout spots that reflect both nostalgia and contemporary culture. Sunder Nursery has become popular for its activities, combining history with biodiversity. Khan Market serves as a multifaceted space for shopping, food, and socializing, deeply rooted in personal memories. Humayunpur has emerged as a vibrant neighborhood offering diverse food options and thrift
The protest against the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the Election Commission in New Delhi was called for by the Cockroach Janata Party.
The Delhi government has instructed district officers to clear old age pension applications within seven working days to address delays, as highlighted in a September 14 circular based on a status report from September 8.
Delhi NCR News: Police detained BJP Mahila Morcha workers who were on their way to the Congress headquarters.BJP Mahila Morcha workers marching towards the Congress headquarters were detained by the police.
The Supreme Court has directed the High Powered Enquiry Committee to submit a report on police excesses during the July protests led by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) at Jantar Mantar. Meanwhile, the CJP is set to hold a protest in Delhi on October 10, calling for the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, with heightened security measures in place.
VDHM runners in Delhi are participating in a race, symbolizing their journey from recovery to resilience.
Delhi NCR News: Allegation of encroachment on 28 bighas of land, NGT sends notice to DDA and related parties.Allegation of encroachment on a 28-bigha pond; NGT issues notices to DDA and other concerned parties.
Abhijeet Dipke visited Bengaluru and expressed gratitude for the kindness he experienced during the trip. He formed connections with individuals like Kavitha Lankesh and Prakash Raj, feeling a sense of family. Dipke announced plans for nationwide mobilization against the Special Intensive Revision exercise scheduled for October 10. He criticized the government's restrictions on public gatherings i
Delhi NCR News: Stay on the order mandating Aadhaar biometric attendance for public prosecutors.Stay on the order making Aadhaar-based biometric attendance mandatory for Public Prosecutors.
In a unified move, the INDIA bloc leaders have gathered at Jantar Mantar, calling for the ousting of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Delhi Police have stressed the need for advance protest permissions, with a limit of 1,000 participants at this site. Opposition members allege Kumar has unjustly purged electoral rolls. Alternate venues allow larger crowds, provided public order is upheld
People aware of the matter said CRPF companies have been called mostly from Chhattisgarh, where they were posted in former Naxal-affected areas, and parts of Jammu and Kashmir.
With Durga Puja just around the corner, Delhi is buzzing with pre-pujo walks that delve into the rich tapestry of the festival's history and customs. Spearheaded by different heritage , these guided tours through CR Park allow participants to explore the mythology surrounding Durga, as well as visit local murtikar workshops to learn about idol-making.
Tara Padmanabhan recently dazzled the audience at the Delhi Tamil Sangam with her Arangetram, culminating years of dedication to Bharatanatyam. Her mentor, Geeta Chandran, spoke warmly about the profound essence of classical dance and its transformative effects. Chief guest Prof Bijayalaxmi Nanda praised Tara's nuanced understanding of the art, emphasizing her growth.
Cockroach Janta Party leaders have claimed they might be arrested before protests commence on October 10. They expressed determination to continue their campaign despite potential government actions against them. Protests have already led to detentions in Delhi, highlighting rising tensions over the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. The Indian Youth Congress also organized demonstrati
Delhi NCR News: AAP's show of strength against the SI, workers climb over barricades.AAP's show of strength against the SIR; party workers climbed the barricades.
Delhi NCR News: Tiles of the footover bridge started peeling off within three months, people are raising questions about the quality of construction.Tiles on the foot-over bridge have started coming off within just three months; people are questioning the quality of construction.
The department said the trade agreement has reduced the aggregate effective customs duty on specified liquor imports from the UK from 150% to 75%.