CJP Protest LIVE: 'तिरंगा मार्च' के CCTV खंगाल रही दिल्ली पुलिस, 2 FIR दर्ज... गिरफ्तार हुए दिपके की कोर्ट में पेशी

Delhi Police filed multiple FIRs for violation of prohibitory orders imposed in Connaught Place and other parts of New Delhi on Friday The Police said that despite making announcements a crowd had gathered around Connaught Place. FIR will be filed for violation of section BNSS 163 (prohibitory orders promulgated by magistrate) Officials said action will be taken against repeat offenders

— ANI (@ANI) October 17, 2026

Yet Abhijit Dipke has not been released, This is totally wrong.

— Cockroaches of India (@CJP_for_India) October 17, 2026

#WATCH | Delhi: AISA National President Neha Bora says, "Law and order are being flouted in every possible way. Ordinary citizens are treated as if they were hardened criminals, a practice that has persisted in this country for a long time. The current movement has clearly exposed how people are being detained, whether during the day or in the evening, held in custody throughout the night, and only released the following morning or evening. Under what authority is this justified? By what law or order is it permissible to keep detainees held in custody all night long? Legally, individuals, especially women, ought to be released after sunset, yet this is not happening. Furthermore, there is a new narrative being pushed, one of chaos and anarchy. What kind of chaos and anarchy? The one you unleashed in Central Delhi? The people of Delhi cannot even breathe a sigh of relief; whichever route they take to get to work, they find it blocked. You are spreading chaos and anarchy across the nation. Please, spare the people of India. Impeach Gyanesh Kumar and halt SIR, so that the ordinary citizens of this country can breathe a sigh of relief, feel at ease, and have their voting rights ensured." She adds, "They (Police) demanded my name, address, and other details. For a long time, they wouldn't even let me speak or consult with a legal advisor (lawyer). Our lawyers spent 5–6 hours trying to reach me; it was only after we managed to call them that they were finally allowed to meet me. These are the kinds of things these people have been doing for a long time."

— ANI (@ANI) October 17, 2026