हिंदी में पढ़ें —JantaScope हिंदी
Politics

Delhi Police to Register FIR After Clashes During Cockroach Janta Party Protest in National Capital

Tensions escalated during the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protest march in New Delhi after clashes broke out between protesters and security personnel. Delhi Police said an FIR will be registered over incidents involving alleged violence, damage to public property, and assaults on police officers, while the protest continued to draw nationwide attention

Delhi Police to Register FIR After Clashes During Cockroach Janta Party Protest in National Capital

By Jeet Nirmal

Source: Janta Scope

A major protest led by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) in New Delhi witnessed heightened tensions after demonstrators attempted to march towards Parliament despite heavy security arrangements and restrictions in the area. The demonstration, which centered on demands related to alleged examination irregularities and calls for the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, drew thousands of supporters from across the country. The protest turned confrontational as police and demonstrators clashed at multiple barricaded locations near central Delhi.

According to Delhi Police, an FIR will be registered in connection with incidents involving alleged violence during the protest. Authorities said the case will cover allegations including assaults on police personnel, obstruction of public servants while performing their duties, and damage to public property where applicable. Officials stated that video footage, CCTV recordings, and other evidence are being examined as part of the investigation before further legal action is taken.

Police had deployed extensive security measures ahead of the "Sansad Chalo" march, including barricades, riot-control units, traffic diversions, and additional personnel around Jantar Mantar and routes leading to Parliament. Despite these arrangements, groups of protesters continued advancing toward restricted areas, resulting in repeated confrontations with security forces. Reports from the scene indicated the use of tear gas and crowd-control measures after some demonstrators attempted to breach police barricades. The security operation reflected authorities' efforts to prevent the unauthorized march from reaching Parliament.

The Cockroach Janta Party and several participants have maintained that the movement is intended to remain peaceful and focused on demands for accountability in the education system. Meanwhile, police authorities have emphasized that maintaining public order and protecting restricted government zones remained their primary responsibility throughout the demonstration. The differing accounts surrounding the events are likely to be examined as investigations progress.

The protest movement has grown significantly over recent weeks, attracting widespread participation from students, youth groups, activists, and opposition supporters. Its demands include action over alleged examination paper leaks, greater transparency in recruitment processes, and broader reforms within the education system. The movement gained additional momentum following the hospitalization of activist Sonam Wangchuk during his hunger strike, prompting larger demonstrations across the capital.

With Delhi Police preparing to initiate legal proceedings while the protest movement continues, the developments are expected to remain under close public and political scrutiny. Investigations into the clashes and the response from organizers and authorities may shape the next phase of the ongoing demonstrations.

Related

More stories

Congress to Consult State Units as SIR Electoral Roll Controversy Intensifies

The Congress is preparing consultations with its state organisations over the controversy surrounding the Election Commission's Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, as questions over voter deletions and procedural safeguards continue to drive political confrontation.

Politics

Congress to Consult State Units as SIR Electoral Roll Controversy Intensifies

Samajwadi Party’s Dhanraj Nathwani Rajya Sabha Pick Draws Attention Ahead of UP Poll

The Samajwadi Party’s decision to nominate Reliance Industries executive Dhanraj Parimal Nathwani for the Rajya Sabha from Uttar Pradesh has attracted political attention because of his corporate career, Gujarat connections and limited conventional party-political background. Nathwani has been fielded alongside senior SP leader Ram Gopal Yadav for the October 16 election.

Politics

Samajwadi Party’s Dhanraj Nathwani Rajya Sabha Pick Draws Attention Ahead of UP Poll

Election Commission Orders Special Enrolment Drive for ‘Left-Out’ Voters in 20 States and UTs After SIR

The Election Commission of India has directed election authorities in 20 states and Union Territories where the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls has been completed to launch a special enrolment drive. Eligible voters whose names were left out, along with young and first-time voters, can seek inclusion through the continuous updation process.

Politics

Election Commission Orders Special Enrolment Drive for ‘Left-Out’ Voters in 20 States and UTs After SIR

Rajasthan Congress Accuses BJP Government of Using Official Machinery to Track Potential Panchayat Candidates

Rajasthan Congress leaders have accused the BJP-led state government of using administrative machinery to collect information about people who could contest upcoming Panchayati Raj elections. The BJP has rejected the allegations, saying it has its own political network and survey teams.

Politics

Rajasthan Congress Accuses BJP Government of Using Official Machinery to Track Potential Panchayat Candidates

Congress, CPI(M) Youth Wings Clash in Kerala as INDIA Bloc Plans Nationwide Protests

Political tensions erupted in Kerala after Youth Congress-KSU and SFI-DYFI activists clashed in Thiruvananthapuram during a protest demanding the removal of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The confrontation came as Congress and CPI(M), rivals in Kerala but partners in the INDIA opposition bloc nationally, prepared for coordinated protests over electoral-roll and Election Commission controversies.

Politics

Congress, CPI(M) Youth Wings Clash in Kerala as INDIA Bloc Plans Nationwide Protests

Rahul Gandhi Questions Election Commission and TCS Over Online Form 6 Changes

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has questioned the Election Commission of India and Tata Consultancy Services over changes made to the online Form 6 used for registering new voters. His intervention follows reports that two Election Commissioners had objected to adding an SIR-related declaration to the digital registration process.

Politics

Rahul Gandhi Questions Election Commission and TCS Over Online Form 6 Changes