De-escalation: CJP Leaders Released, Vow to Resume Protests
Abhijeet Dipke and other Cockroach Janta Party leaders were freed on Sunday, a day after being arrested on arrival in Delhi for the Jantar Mantar protest. Dipke said he had not signed any bond restricting future demonstrations and pledged to resume the push to remove Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. He spoke at Nagpur airport while traveling to Hingoli for his grandmother’s last rites.
Demonstrations in the capital continued for a second day, with thousands of security personnel deployed and roads barricaded. The party says police seized members’ phones without seizure memos and fears the devices may have been hacked, cloned, or had material planted. The releases leave the leadership free to call fresh marches in Delhi without bond conditions barring them.
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