Delhi Police has adopted a strict stance regarding the 'Hoist the Tricolour' March of Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) in Delhi. The police have appealed to the common people not to participate in the proposed march on October 16. At the same time, it has been said that only a group of 11 people will be allowed to carry the tricolor and sing the national anthem at the designated place in the Central Park of Connaught Place. According to the police, the permission is for a designated place and a limited number of people. In such a situation, the police has appealed to the people planning to participate in the march not to come to the program.
Delhi Police appealed to the people not to join the movement
Security arrangements have been tightened in Delhi regarding the tricolor march of Cockroach Janata Party (CJP). The Delhi High Court had refused to ban the petition seeking to stop the CJP from protesting in the center of the capital. However, the court took on record the police's assurance that it would control the protest. After this, on Thursday evening Delhi Police appealed to the common people not to participate in the CJP protest. Police said that necessary steps are being taken to maintain security in view of the march.
Section 163 implemented, action will be taken if violated
Delhi Police said that prohibitory orders under Section 163 of the Indian Civil Security Code (BNSS) are in force in Connaught Place and surrounding areas. Police clarified that appropriate legal action will be taken against those who violate these orders. CJP has called for 'Lehra Do Tiranga March' at Central Park, Connaught Place on October 16. Police have said that they will allow a group of 11 people to carry the tricolor and sing the national anthem at the designated place. Also, an appeal has been made to the common people not to participate in the demonstration.
Deepke appealed to reach Central Park with the tricolor at 5 pm.
Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijit Deepke has appealed to the people to gather at the Central Park of Connaught Place with the tricolor on October 16 at 5 pm. He raised questions about the performance by posting on social media platform X on Thursday evening. Deepke wrote, “If we announce 100 places, will Prime Minister Narendra Modi close all those 100 places?” His statement has come at a time when Delhi Police has appealed to the people not to participate in the Tricolor March.
NDMC closed Central Park on 16 and 17 October
Delhi Police said in its statement that the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has also appealed to the people to join the protest and reach in large numbers. Citing the current security and law and order situation, the police said that New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) has informed that Central Park will be closed on October 16 and 17 due to administrative reasons. CJP has called for 'Lehra Do Tiranga March' on October 16. At the same time, the police have appealed to the people not to participate in the protest, citing the restrictive orders in force in Connaught Place and surrounding areas.
DCP said- Police should not allow crowd to gather around Central Park
Delhi Police DCP Neha Yadav told in the press conference that New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) has informed the police that Central Park will remain closed on October 16 and 17. He said, “NDMC has told Delhi Police that the park will remain closed tomorrow and the day after. The council has also said that no crowd should be allowed to gather around the park.”
DCP said that business organizations of Connaught Place and surrounding markets have also filed complaints in this matter. Traders say that their business is being affected due to unorganized crowd and illegal gathering. According to the police, the movement of customers in the markets increases during the festive season. In such a situation, business organizations have expressed apprehension that their business may suffer significant losses due to crowd gathering during the protest. In view of this, the police has taken steps to maintain law and order in the area and control the crowd.
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