On Sunday, police in the national capital had detained CJP leaders after their plane landed.
New Delhi. Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) leaders Abhijeet Deepke, Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das were arrested as a precautionary measure after being detained at the Delhi airport ahead of the protest at Jantar Mantar but were released on Sunday after they were produced before an executive magistrate.
CJP's legal affairs chief Ratna Singh said that he has been released on the condition that he does not disturb the peace for one year. Will not do. before this, On Sunday morning, police had said that they had detained CJP leaders in the national capital after their plane landed and then arrested them as a precautionary measure.
according to sources, Indian Civil Security Code (BNSS) section against CJP leaders 126 (Security for Keeping the Peace) and Section 170 (Action was taken under Arrest to prevent cognizable offences.
Delhi Police 'x' but said in a post, Abhijeet Deepke, Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das 10 october 2026 Section of BNSS to 126/170 Was arrested as a precautionary measure. All necessary legal procedures were followed and 11 October 2026 Was produced in SEM court located in Delhi Cantt.
said in the post, On condition of maintaining peace and good conduct for one year 50,000 Bail bond of Rs. Rs., After which the SEM court released him. Singh on social media platform 'x' but said in a post, Abhijeet in the executive magistrate's court, Saurav and Ashutosh were released.
CJP leaders were detained on Saturday. This action took place amid extremely tight security arrangements in Delhi., Where at various places to stop the protesters from reaching Jantar Mantar 7,000 More than 100 people were detained.
CJP reiterated its call for protest at Jantar Mantar on Sunday. meanwhile, Police has maintained the security arrangements in Delhi. police and paramilitary forces 30,000 More than 100,000 soldiers are deployed. CJP and opposition parties are demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over alleged irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists.