New Delhi: Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijit Dipke has made it clear that his protest will continue. He posted on social media platform Amidst this statement of Deepke, the atmosphere became tense due to the gathering of protesters in Connaught Place, Delhi on Sunday. Security was increased in the area and protesters clashed with the police at many places.
On Sunday morning, Abhijeet Dipke, Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das were produced in the Executive Magistrate's Court in Delhi Cantt, from where they were released. To maintain peace and good behaviour, all three were made to submit a surety bond of Rs 50,000 each. However, Dipke says that he has not signed any bond preventing him from protesting and he will continue to protest democratically.
Increased security amid crowd of protesters in Connaught Place
On Sunday, a large number of protesters gathered in the Connaught Place area of the capital. During this period, heated clashes took place between the protesters and the police at many places, due to which tension increased in the area. In view of the situation, security arrangements were tightened in Connaught Place. Earlier, Delhi Police had clarified in a press conference that CJP's demonstration has not been allowed this time. In such a situation, after Deepke's announcement of continuing the protest and the gathering of protesters in Connaught Place, the challenge of the police has increased.
Actually, Abhijeet Dipke, Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das were taken into custody inside the plane as soon as the flight from Mumbai to Delhi landed on Saturday. All three had reached Delhi to join the proposed protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
condition of maintaining peace for one year
According to CJP's legal affairs chief Ratna Singh, the three leaders were released on the condition that they would not disturb the peace for a year. Earlier, Delhi Police had said that all three have been taken into precautionary custody.
The police had taken action against him under sections 126 and 170 of the Indian Civil Security Code (BNSS). Section 126 deals with security to maintain peace, while Section 170 deals with precautionary arrest to prevent a cognizable offence.
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Delhi Police posted on social media platform According to the police, after following all the legal procedures, all three were produced in the SEM Court located in Delhi Cantt on October 11, 2026.
'Protest will continue': Abhijeet Dipke
After his release, Abhijeet Dipke said that he had not signed any document which would stop him from protesting. He reiterated that they will continue to protest democratically. On the other hand, Delhi Police has already said that permission will not be given to the demonstration. After this statement of Deepke and the incidents in Connaught Place, CJP's performance is once again in the news. Now everyone's eyes are on what will be the next step of the police and organizers regarding the protest in the coming days.