New Delhi: Two different scenes were seen at the same place in Delhi's Connaught Place on Thursday. On one side, people of Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) were arriving carrying the tricolor, while on the other side, shopkeepers of Palika Bazaar were raising slogans against them. Amidst this turmoil, party founder Abhijeet Dipke was taken into custody by the police.
Amidst CJP's tricolor march, a group of shopkeepers from Palika Bazaar reached Connaught Place. These traders protested against CJP's protest and raised slogans in support of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Along with this, they also raised slogans in favor of Delhi Police. Crowd in support of Prime Minister Narendra Modi "Modi-Modi" Also raised slogans. CJP today in Central Park of Connaught Place "lehra do tricolor" There was an appeal for demonstration. The arrival of traders there during this program became a topic of discussion. While talking to Aaj Tak, a person said that hoisting the tricolor is not wrong, but spreading anarchy in the name of the tricolor cannot be allowed.
Abhijeet Dipke in custody as soon as he left home
On one side, CJP protesters arrived in Connaught Place carrying the tricolor, while on the other side, shopkeepers were seen raising their voice against the protest and in support of the police. People continued to come carrying the tricolor. Meanwhile, Delhi Police took CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke into custody. According to the news, he came into police custody as soon as he left the house. Even after his detention, protest activities did not stop in the area and the atmosphere remained heated.
Neha Bora also in custody
After the detention of Abhijeet Dipke, the stir on Barakhamba Road also intensified. Members of leftist student organizations were protesting there. The police also started detaining these protesters. During the same action, All India Students Association (AISA) President Neha Bora was also detained.
In the entire incident, the sloganeering of the traders of Palika Bazaar was the most discussed. He supported the Chief Election Commissioner and Delhi Police while opposing CJP's Tricolor March. Along with this, slogans were also echoed in favor of Prime Minister Modi. On one side there were protesters waving the tricolor and on the other side there were traders opposing them, due to which the atmosphere of Connaught Place remained full of tension and discussion throughout the day.