Abhijeet Dipke, Neha Bora Detained by Delhi Police amid CJP's Protest call | Dr. Manish Kumar
Delhi Police have detained prominent activists Abhijeet Dipke and Neha Bora near Mandi House in the national capital following a protest call issued by CJP. The detentions occurred after the activists attempted to carry out a Tiranga Yatra, or Tricolour March, without obtaining prior official permission from law enforcement authorities. According to officials, the march was blocked as it lacked the necessary clearances to maintain public order in the area. In sharp reaction to the police action, the Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) released a defiant statement on social media, asserting that the national flag will continue to fly high regardless of administrative restrictions and challenging authorities to stop their movement. The situation remained a major point of discussion as security measures were heightened around the protest site following the detentions.
Delhi Police have detained Abhijeet Dipke, who had set out to participate in a Tiranga Yatra (Tricolour March). Along with Dipke, Delhi Police also detained Neha Bora from Mandi House.Delhi Police stated that Dipke and other CJP activists had not been granted permission to hold the march.Reacting to the incident, CJP said, “The Tricolour will fly high no matter what. Stop us if you can!”
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