Abhijeet Deepke and All India Students Association (AISA) national president Neha Bora were detained during the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) tricolor march at Central Park in Connaught Place in Delhi on Friday. Neha Bora was released after Delhi Police completed the formal process under Section 65 of the Act. Whereas action has been initiated against Abhijeet Dipke under section 126/170 of BNSS.
Abhijeet Deepke will be produced in New Delhi SEM court today. After this the SEM court will decide whether Abhijeet Deepke will be sent to jail or released on bail. Abhijeet Deepke had left for the march in the evening but after some time the police took him into custody. At that time he was asking the police which law he had violated.
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CJP founder had received a notice
Before being taken into custody, Delhi Police had given a notice to Abhijeet Deepke, asking him not to attend the rally. In this notice, the prohibitory order imposed under Section 163 of the Indian Civil Security Code (BNSS) was cited. The notice said that Connaught Place is not a notified venue for the protest. Demonstrations can be carried out at designated places only after obtaining necessary permission.
When Abhijeet Deepke left for the march venue in the evening, the police took him into custody after some time. Then he also asked which law he had violated. Abhijeet has been arrested in a fresh case of disturbing peace i.e. section 126/170 of BNSS. Apart from Abhijeet Deepke, at least 150 people were detained around Delhi's Janpath Road, Connaught Place and Mandi House.
What did Cockroach Janata Party's legal head Ratna Singh say?
Ratna Singh has written on X that Abhijeet Deepke has been arrested and he will be produced in the SEM court. He said, 'They still do not have information about where Abhijeet has been kept and even the lawyers are not being allowed to meet him.
Earlier, Ratna Singh had written on Instagram, 'Delhi Police refused to allow the demonstration, everyone was kept under surveillance. Kept in custody and then sent to judicial custody. Delhi Police should immediately make public the information about the current location of both Abhijeet and Neha Bora.
Asking questions, he said that no one should be kept in custody for hours without informing his family, lawyers or concerned people about his location and legal status. Where are Neha and Abhijeet? Delhi Police will have to answer this.