In Brief
- Abhijeet Dipke was detained by Delhi Police before the national flag march.
- Police served Dipke a notice against holding the march earlier on the day of planned event.
- Neha Bora was also picked up near Jantar Mantar by police.
- The arrests occurred as police moved to prevent the CJPS’s proposed march.
Delhi Police detained activist Abhijeet Dipke before he could participate in a planned national flag march organized by the Committee for Justice Protection Societies (CJPS). Earlier on the day of the event, police arrived at Dipke's residence and served him a notice prohibiting the march.
In addition to Dipke's detention, Neha Bora was reportedly picked up by the police near Jantar Mantar in Delhi. The actions by law enforcement occurred amidst efforts to prevent the CJPS march, which was scheduled to take place in the national capital.
The police intervention reflects ongoing measures to regulate public demonstrations in Delhi. Authorities have maintained their stance against the march citing public order concerns. No further details about the detention or future legal proceedings have been disclosed by officials.
