Delhi Protest Latest News: Political unrest still reigns supreme in Delhi in light of the imminent resumption of the protest movement by Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) following the release of some of its leaders, Abhijeet Dipke, Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das, who were arrested.
The party has called for a press conference scheduled for 2 pm and at this point, it would be expected that the party leaders give their views on the future course of action of the agitation, as well as make demands for the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
This follows detentions of an estimated 7,000 people amid protests that took place on Saturday, as well as deployment of more than 40,000 security forces in the national capital city, according to the provided information.
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Delhi Protest Latest Live News: CJP Leaders Released, but Protest Plans Remain Unchanged
The release of Dipke, Ranka and Das is another milestone reached in the continuing struggle. The three leaders were released from custody after being produced before the Executive Magistrate at the Delhi Cantonment Police Station and yet, their release does not signal the end of the agitation.
Speaking on behalf of the CJP, co-convener Ashutosh Ranka informed that the party will speak to the media at 2 pm. To celebrate the news, the party made a rather telling post on social media as “Cockroaches never die.” The party demonstrated its resolve to carry on with the struggle regardless of the arrest of its key activists.
“Dipke’s successor Ajinkya Shinde stated that they will try to march up to Jantar Mantar once again. The agitation will continue until their demand for the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar is fulfilled.”
Delhi Protest Latest Live News: Delhi Police Security Clampdown Continues Across the Capital
In spite of the release of the CJP leaders, it is likely that security will continue to be a significant part of the scenario. The demonstration site at Jantar Mantar continues to be sealed, with barricades at several entry points into Delhi.






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