- Abhijeet Deepke arrested by Delhi Police
- Abhijeet Deepak's arrest is illegal -Ratna Singh
- Illegal arrest, denial of meeting with lawyers, violation of fundamental rights-Ratna Singh
Ratna Singh on Abhijeet Dipke Arrest: CJP founder Abhijit Deepke has been arrested after being detained by the Delhi Police. CJP legal chief Ratna Singh has reacted to this through a tweet. He wrote that the SEM court should release Abhijeet Deepke, as his arrest was illegal. He only appealed to people to hoist the tricolor. How can there be a crime in this? This question has been raised by Ratna Singh.
Ratna Singh further wrote that the manner in which they were picked up from their homes, given no information about their whereabouts and not even allowed to meet their lawyers raises serious questions about due process and fundamental rights.
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Arrested in which case?
According to media reports, Delhi Police has booked Abhijeet Deepke under Sections 126 and 170 of the Indian Civil Service Code (BNSS). These provisions are used to maintain peace and prevent the commission of cognizable offences. They will be produced before the SEM court. The protest organized by CJP demanded the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and SIR. The organization questioned the action of the police.
Abhijit Dipke was detained even before the agitation
Following the arrest of CJP members Saurabh Das and Ashutosh Ranka, Abhijit Deepak had announced a protest under the slogan 'Fly the Tricolor' in the Central Park at Connaught Place, Delhi. However, the police detained Abhijit Deepak even before this protest on Friday. According to reports, Delhi Police took Deepak into preventive custody. He was detained on his way to Central Park. Neha Bora was also detained at Mandi House.
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Delhi Police notice to Deepak
On Friday, the Delhi Police went to Abhijeet Deepak's house and served him two notices. New Delhi issued a notice under the Delhi Police Act, directing him not to enter Central Park, where Section 163 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) is applicable. The South West Delhi Police issued another notice, informing that Abhijeet, Ashutosh and Sourav were taken to preventive custody from the airport and produced before the court, where they were handcuffed and the court ordered them not to cause any disturbance for a year.
Fortification of Central Delhi
Delhi Police was fully prepared on Friday. Connaught Place and Central Park, as well as the entire central Delhi area, were cordoned off. Over 6,000 Delhi Police personnel were deployed throughout the area. 220 companies of the Central Armed Police Force (CAPF) were fully equipped. More than 10 new CCTV cameras were installed in Central Park and Rajiv Chowk area. Police and paramilitary forces were fully deployed in major parts of Delhi including Connaught Place, Rajiv Chowk, Central Park, Jantar Mantar and Palika Bazaar. Seven levels of security were deployed in Central Park. Additional police personnel were also called from other districts.