In Brief
- Delhi Police transferred trespassing case involving CJP leaders to crime branch.
- Transfer came hours after extension of the leaders' police custody.
- CJP leaders implicated in trespassing incident at a government premises.
- Crime branch will now investigate the case further.
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Delhi Police transferred the trespassing case involving Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) leaders to the crime branch on October 19, 2026, just hours after their police custody was extended. This move signals a shift in the handling of the matter to a specialized investigative unit. The CJP leaders were detained following allegations of trespassing at a government facility earlier in the week.
Officials noted that the crime branch would spearhead the investigation into the incident, allowing for more focused inquiry and collection of evidence. The transfer came after the police secured an extension of the leaders' custody, which was granted to facilitate further questioning and investigation.
The trespassing incident involved multiple CJP figures who allegedly entered a restricted government area without permission. Authorities have treated the case seriously due to its sensitive nature and potential implications for security protocols.
Delhi Police Chief emphasized that the investigation process will proceed in accordance with legal procedures and that any findings will be acted upon to uphold law and order.
