Delhi Police personnel detained Abhijeet Dipke and his associates immediately after their flight landed in Delhi. Dipke was vocal about his intentions, stating he wanted to be arrested. The detentions took place in light of a planned protest by the Cockroach Janta Party. This protest was aimed against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar regarding electoral roll manipulation allegations.
Delhi protest news Dipke detained: Delhi Police detained Cockroach Janta Party leaders shortly after their arrival in the capital on Saturday. The party had planned to protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over alleged misconduct related to electoral rolls. Authorities imposed preventive measures, including restricting access to Jantar Mantar and tightening checks at Delhi's borders. Over 200 individuals were detained in total, aimed at preventing any gatherings.
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India told Pakistan at the UN that it would not bow to nuclear blackmail and warned against treating nuclear weapons as routine instruments of statecraft. Exercising its Right of Reply, New Delhi defended Operation Sindoor as a measured act of self-defence after the Pahalgam terror attack and reiterated its zero-tolerance stance on terrorism.
BJP President Nitin Nabin has accused the Rahul Gandhi-led INDIA alliance of trying to destabilize India. He claims that their actions are motivated by political agendas and foreign influences. Nabin highlighted that these groups have been rejected by the public in previous elections. He asserted that India continues to progress despite global challenges and unrest. Nabin expressed confidence that Indian democracy would withstand these destabilizing efforts.
