Continued chorus of protests
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Delhi: The movement against Central Election Commission Chief Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar continued for the second consecutive day in Delhi. About 200 people who were going towards Jantar Mantar were detained by the police on Sunday. Protests continued at different places in Delhi despite strict security arrangements everywhere to prevent anyone from going to that area. Along with CJP, leaders of student and youth organizations participated in it. Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) leaders Abhijeet Deepke, Ashutosh Ranka and Sourav Das, who were arrested at the Delhi airport on the first day, were produced before the Delhi Cantonment Executive Magistrate on Sunday and released on a bond of Rs 50,000 on the orders of the judge. The police disclosed that they were released on the condition that they would not commit any violations for a year. The CJP said that the release of the leaders was a great legal victory for them. It has been announced that the movement will be intensified. "After all, Delhi Police had to release our leaders. "Cockroaches never die," declared Xlo.
Sourav Das said in a press conference that the government has turned against its own people and instead of imposing control on the protests, a delegation should have been called for talks. They expressed concern that their mobile phones were seized by the police without giving any receipt and there is a possibility of hacking or cloning them. He commented that there is a possibility that any documents will be inserted in them and later the police will show them as evidence against them. Modi government is creating an emergency like environment in Delhi. However, our concern continues. There will be protests not only in Delhi but across the country. These will not stop until Gyanesh resigns. We were told not to disturb the peace for a year. "The violators of peace are Prime Minister Modi, Amit Shah and Gyanesh Kumar," he said. He asked if Gyanesh knows how Modi lost in Varanasi in 2024 elections and then won. They said they will meet the police on Monday to request a date for a peaceful protest at Jantar Mantar.
You tuber Dhruv Rathi said that the police who came to Saadadustu on Saturday kidnapped him and took him to different places and made his phone inaccessible.
EDeepke said in Nagpur that he had not signed any bond saying that he would not protest against KA. He said that even if he was jailed a hundred times, he would not be afraid of Modi and Amit Shah. We are not afraid of your (Modi) actions. We will end your dictatorship', he clarified.
- Several journalists who went to cover the agitation were detained by the police despite showing their identity documents. Journalists' associations strongly condemned it. They demanded their unconditional release.
- All metro stations in Delhi were opened on Sunday. No major traffic restrictions have been imposed in the Lutyens area. Huge barricades were placed on the main roads leading to that side. Neha Bora, president of the All India Student Union, was detained near Vijaychowk.
- Many people dressed in saffron and wielding sticks roamed Connaught Place and threatened the protesters. Four of them were arrested by the police.
CP's Rajya Sabha member John Britas was also detained, police sources said. Brittas said that he has complained to the President, the Rajya Sabha Chairman and the CJI.
20 FIRs have been registered in connection with Saturday's agitation. The police personnel were charged with assault and obstruction of duty. The Delhi Police has issued fresh notices to the CJP leaders in a case related to the alleged morphing of a woman's photos as per the orders of the High Court.
SThe Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee has filed a police complaint against several people, including AAP National Convener Arvind Kejriwal, for allegedly obstructing activities at the Nivaram Bangla Sahib Gurdwara. It has been accused of trying to desecrate the 'Guru Griha' by using it for political activities. src="https://assets.eenadu.net/article_img/gh111026NATMIKE.webp" alt="" class="img-fluid rounded">
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