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Saurav Das's Big Charge: Is the Government Spyware Hacking CJP Leaders' Phones? | Capital TV

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The legal and digital campaign of Cockroach Janta Party leaders faced a major setback after Delhi Police took decisive action. Top figures like Abhijeet Dipke and Saurav Das were forced to surrender by signing restrictive peace bonds, legally stopping them from joining public protests. Following this development, Saurav Das raised serious allegations, claiming the government is using spyware to hack the phones of CJP leaders. The party is also complaining about structural surveillance, phone cloning, and WhatsApp censorship. However, technical analysis indicates that the communication blocks and restrictions on their digital platforms are actually the result of standard policy violations rather than any state-sponsored hacking attempt. Authorities maintain that the legal actions taken against the leadership are entirely based on maintaining public order and adherence to the law.

The digital and legal campaign of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has collapsed following decisive action by the Delhi Police. Top leaders, including Abhijeet Dipke and Saurav Das, surrendered by signing a restrictive 'Peace Bond', legally barring them from participating in public demonstrations. While CJP continues to play the victim card by alleging structural surveillance, phone cloning, and WhatsApp censorship, technical evidence suggests these restrictions stem from platform policy violations rather than government hacking.

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