Ajinkya Shinde Jantar Mantar Protest 2.O: People are on the streets and the matter has become very serious. There is huge anger among the people over vote theft and alleged changes in the voting form. There are continuous demands for the resignation of Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, who has come at the center of this controversy, but the government is maintaining silence on this entire incident.
Today i.e. on 10th October, a big demonstration of this anger was scheduled to take place at Jantar Mantar in Delhi, to stop which the administration started detaining people a day in advance. However, the CJP founder probably had an idea of this action, so as a deliberate strategy, he released his recorded statement just before his detention. So let us know through this article what the statement is.
Ajinkya Shinde will lead
Therefore, as a deliberate strategy, he released his recorded statement just before his detention. According to media reports, Abhijeet Deepke shared this video on his social media account ‘X’ (earlier Twitter) and said that now Ajinkya Shinde will lead this movement. At the beginning of the video he said, ‘If you are watching this video, it means that me, Saurabh and Ashutosh have been taken into custody.’ Further, he appealed to the supporters to continue the movement.
Cockroach Janata Party’s organization in-charge Ajinkya Shinde will lead the demonstration at Jantar Mantar after Delhi Police detained Abhijit Deepke, Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka. Fearing his arrest, Abhijeet Deepke had recorded a video last night itself, in which he has appealed to the workers to take the movement forward under the leadership of Ajinkya Shinde.
#JantarMantarProtest #AbhijeetDipke #AjinkyaShinde #CJPProtest #DelhiPolice #Nedricknews— Nedrick News (@nedricknews) October 10, 2026
serious questions on those in power
At present, many such videos are going viral on social media, which are raising serious questions on those in power. Citing history, social media users are reminding that there was a time when the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) itself was not allowed to hold a rally, then its leaders and workers had come out on the streets in large numbers. In such a situation, today a debate has erupted on how justified it is to stop the protests by the opposition or the public.”
In such a situation, today a debate has erupted on how justified it is to stop the protests by the opposition or the public. People are constantly asking on social media that when protesting without permission was named ‘Satyagraha’, then how has the same kind of mass movement become wrong today? It is natural for this question to arise in the minds of the public.
Journalists also detained
The surprising thing is that this strict attitude of the administration was not limited only to the agitators, but many journalists reporting from Ground Zero have also been detained by the police. According to media reports, senior correspondent of independent news portal ‘Scroll.in’ Ayush Tiwari and three journalists of ‘Newslaundry’ Ashwini Kumar Singh, Aastha Savyasachi and Anmol Pritam were taken away in police buses and vans.
Scroll journalist Ayush Tiwari, Newslaundry reporter Ashwini Singh, Savyasachi Aastha and Anmol Pritam were detained.
#JournalistsDetained #DelhiPolice #PressFreedom #JantarMantar #CJPProtest https://t.co/P2TEFC9aRh
— Molitics (@moliticsindia) October 10, 2026
Also, social media influencer and founder of KK Create channel Kavya Karnataka has been detained by Delhi Police.
The security arrangements at Jantar Mantar have been made so tight that many digital media journalists and independent content creators who had come to cover the movement have also been taken into custody by the police. After this action, a heated debate has erupted on social media regarding media freedom and restrictions on the press…
#DelhiPolice #JournalistsDetained #JantarMantarProtest #PressFreedom #DelhiProtest #Nedricknews— Nedrick News (@nedricknews) October 10, 2026
Apart from this, an attempt was made to stop women journalists of ‘The Wire’ near Jantar Mantar. Their editors say that despite showing proper press cards and claiming to be journalists, the police took this arbitrary stand with them, after which huge anger is being seen in the media world too. However, many journalists were later released.
In such a situation, this exercise of suppressing the voice of the fourth pillar of democracy i.e. media and snatching away the right to peaceful protest leaves such serious questions on the functioning of the government and Delhi Police, to which no one has the answer at present.