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Delhi court extends custody of CJP leaders as protest dispute deepens

Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka face two more days in judicial custody, while CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke is out on conditional bail following Delhi protests.

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Chapters · 3

  1. 1CJP Leaders Detained in Delhi: Dipke Granted Bail, Associates Await Release
  2. 2India's CJP Protest Crackdown Leaves Ranka and Das in Jail for Two More Days
  3. 3Delhi court extends custody of CJP leaders as protest dispute deepens

Key moments · 18

Das and Ranka sent to five days' judicial custody

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Dipke's call sets October 16 assembly for 5 pm

NDTV Top Stories ↗

Police cite existing prohibitory order around Connaught Place

India News ↗

NDMC announces Central Park closure for October 16 and 17

Mint ↗

Dipke says police may detain him

Times of India ↗

Police allow select group to wave flags

The Hindu ↗

Traffic restrictions announced around Connaught Place

Times now ↗

Supreme Court refuses urgent hearing on park closure

The Hindu ↗

Police prepare major security deployment for march

India News ↗

Dipke under preventive arrest, Bora released

India Today ↗

Court grants Dipke conditional bail; he is released

NDTV Top Stories ↗

Dipke released after signing a peace bond

The Hindu ↗

Police file FIR against 300 over anti-Hindutva slogans

Times of India ↗

Dipke released after signing peace bond

The Hindu ↗

Dipke secures conditional bail and vows to continue protest

India News ↗

Magistrate recuses himself after claiming threats in bail case

Deutsche Welle ↗

Court extends CJP leaders' judicial custody two days

Times now ↗

Alleged unauthorised entry investigation transferred to Crime Branch

Times now ↗

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