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Delhi Protest Leaders Released as Supreme Court Limits Security Crackdown

Three Cockroach Janta Party leaders have been freed as fresh protests against election chief Gyanesh Kumar test Delhi's security restrictions and Supreme Court orders protecting peaceful assembly.

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Chapters · 3

  1. 1Delhi Police Deny Permission for CJP Protest Against Gyanesh Kumar
  2. 2Delhi detains thousands as CJP protests against election chief
  3. 3Delhi Protest Leaders Released as Supreme Court Limits Security Crackdown

Key moments · 17

CJP submits protest intimation letter to Delhi Police

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Delhi orders liquor shops closed for two days

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Security preparations include 23,000 central forces personnel

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Delhi prepares major security deployment ahead of protest

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CJP alleges Baliyan detained; Rajasthan Police deny action

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Railways cancel specified morning arrivals at two stations

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Police request closure of 57 Delhi metro stations

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CJP alleges at least 10,000 detained across India

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Police plan includes blocking points and detention centres

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Traffic diversions planned at 30 key Delhi points

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Latest report lists over 250 cancelled trains

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CJP leaders detained at Delhi airport before protest

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Protesters detained and taken to Chhatrasal Stadium

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CJP calls for another Jantar Mantar protest

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Court releases Dipke, Das and Ranka after detention

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Supreme Court bars illegal detentions and orders normal transport

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Metro stations reopen and mobile internet services resume

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