Delhi Protests Continue After Release of 'Cockroach' Group Leaders
Key Takeaways
- Delhi faces continued protests and security lockdowns following the release of CJP leaders.
- Around 7,000 demonstrators were detained and later released on Saturday.
- The CJP seeks electoral reforms and the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner.
- Leader Abhijeet Dipke vows the movement will not back down despite state pressure.
Delhi remains under heavy security restrictions following widespread protests led by the Gen Z-led Cockroach Janta Party (CJP). Thousands of demonstrators were briefly detained on Saturday before a court ordered the release of top leaders, including Abhijeet Dipke.
The movement demands electoral reforms and the resignation of India's Chief Election Commissioner. Despite heavy barricading and transit shutdowns in the capital, leaders vow to continue their campaign.
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