Delhi Police likely to deny CJP permission for September 5 New Delhi march | Raj Singh
The Delhi Police are reportedly preparing to reject the application submitted by the Cockroach Janta Party seeking permission to hold a protest march in the national capital on September 5. According to reports, law enforcement authorities have decided against allowing the demonstration because prohibitory orders are currently active across the city. The police force is maintaining a strict security stance to prevent any potential disruptions to public order and traffic movement. Organisers had planned the march to raise various political and social demands, but officials indicate that security concerns and existing legal restrictions will prevent the event from taking place as scheduled. Further official announcements regarding the formal denial and deployment details are expected soon.
Delhi Police are likely to deny permission for the Cockroach Janta Party’s (CJP) proposed September 5 protest march in New Delhi, as prohibitory orders remain in place and the force is taking a stricter approach in view of the violence that broke out during the group’s previous demonstration at Jantar Mantar, according to media reports.
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