"After receiving news of his grand mom's death, Delhi police asked Abhijeet Dipke if he wanted to talk to his parents; he declined the offer" -- Delhi police

Delhi police DCP Neha Yadav 

says, "As soon as the Delhi Police received information about the passing away of Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) Founder Abhijeet Dipke's grandmother, officers approached him to convey this sad news and offered all possible assistance. 

They sensitively asked if he needed help with flights, phone calls, or anything else. They repeatedly asked if he wished to speak to his parents, but he declined...

Regarding CJP, their past conduct showed a failure to adhere to previously given undertakings and local directives. When permission was granted previously, they did not abide by the law; the crowd they mobilized engaged in heavy stone-pelting, arson, and violence, causing significant damage to public property. 

Permission for the proposed sit-in protest at Janpath was denied due to the failure to follow prescribed procedures, a history of non-compliance with laws and guidelines, and the prevailing security and law-and-order situation. 

To ensure Delhi's security and protect the lives and property of its citizens, Section 133 BNSS was imposed in several areas of the city, prohibiting any form of gathering or protest. 

Abhijeet Dipke and two of their associates were detained on October 10 in connection with a call for a protest at Janpath as permission for the demonstration had not been granted"

On Sunday, Oct 11 --  Heavy security deployed around the Connaught Place. RAF (Rapid Action Force) personnel and other forces carry out a flag march in the area.  

BJP slams Rahul Gandhi  

BJP MP Sudhanshu Trivedi says,

 "...What is the data situation in America? What is the cost of data? It is ₹550 to ₹600 per month for a gigabyte of data in Indian currency! And what is the cost in India? ₹15 to ₹16! Rahul Gandhi, whose side are you batting for? 

Whose cause is Rahul Gandhi championing? The country is struggling to grasp the situation; it is time now to connect the dots... 

"The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) spent millions of dollars, amounting to hundreds of crores of rupees in Indian currency, to boost voter turnout in India. 

Why?... On February 9, U.S. President Donald Trump expressed surprise regarding this, questioning what business USAID had in increasing voter turnout in India. 

If you wish to become a voter in India, money is not required at all; once you turn 18, simply go and fill out the form, and it is done...". 

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