Delhi Police detain CJP founder and AISA president before Tiranga march
Delhi Police detained Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke and AISA president Neha Bora ahead of a banned march, sparking flash protests in central Delhi.
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- Delhi Police detained CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke and AISA president Neha Bora before the banned Tiranga march
- Around 150 people were detained across central Delhi to maintain law and order
- More than 6,000 police personnel and 220 CAPF companies were deployed in the area
- CJP said Dipke was taken to an undisclosed location and denied access to lawyers
- AISA said Bora was moved between locations for nearly five hours and allegedly denied medicines
Delhi Police detained Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke at his Jhandewalan accommodation before the scheduled 5 pm march. Officers served him two notices, one barring demonstrations near Connaught Place and another concerning bond conditions.
AISA president Neha Bora was picked up at Mandi House and later traced to the RK Puram police station. Her lawyers met her around midnight after she was allegedly moved between locations for nearly five hours.
“The Delhi Police has taken Abhijeet Dipke to an undisclosed location. We have lost contact with him. He is not being allowed to talk to lawyers.”
Police said around 150 people were detained to maintain law and order and ensure smooth traffic movement. Authorities deployed more than 6,000 police personnel and 220 companies of the Central Armed Police Forces across central Delhi.
The march, planned at Central Park in Connaught Place, had been denied permission under Section 163 of the BNSS, which bars mass gatherings in the area. Flash protests followed the detentions.
Dipke, Das and Ranka had previously been taken into preventive custody on October 10 and released on surety bonds of 50,000 rupees each. They had undertaken to maintain peace and good behaviour for one year.
CJP said Dipke was taken to an undisclosed location and his associates lost contact with him. The party also said he was not allowed to talk to lawyers.
AISA claimed police did not clarify when Bora would be released and alleged she was denied medicines despite being unwell.
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