In Brief
- R TV News reporters chanted slogans like "Band karo... dafa ho jao" (Stop it, get lost) during the address.
- AISA President Neha Bora urged the venue management to escort the disruptors out of the hall.
- The turbulent media briefing took place just a day ahead of the CJP's planned demonstration in Delhi on October 16.
A joint press conference at the Press Club of India featuring AISA President Neha Bora and Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke descended into chaos as hecklers interrupted the proceedings with loud protests.
The briefing, convened to address the recent detention of CJP leaders and the political friction surrounding voter rights and public demonstrations, met with immediate resistance inside the hall. Shouts of "Band karo... dafa ho jao" echoed from sections of the crowd as the speakers attempted to present their stance.
Amid the escalating noise, Bora strongly objected to the disruptions, calling upon the venue management to intervene and escort the unruly individuals out. Despite the chaotic scenes, both leaders continued to field questions regarding police actions and the upcoming October 16 protests, underscoring the deep polarization surrounding ongoing student and political agitations in the capital.
