‘We’re all human first’: Delhi police shares message amid CJP protest tensions
Police said the protest plan has heightened security and political tensions after officers denied permission over short notice and law-and-order concerns.
- On Friday, Delhi Police issued an open letter emphasizing shared humanity ahead of today's Jantar Mantar protest, where the Cockroach Janata Party demands the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
- Police rejected the demonstration application, citing short notice and past non-compliance, while Aam Aadmi Party national convenor Arvind Kejriwal alleged the BJP-led government is deleting votes and urged public participation.
- Tasked with vigorous impression management after July's 'negative' portrayal, the Delhi Police social media wing has shared recordings of injured personnel to counter claims of police hostility while aiming to fact-check content rapidly.
- Despite the denial of permission, CJP activist Abhijeet Dipke reiterated the organization will proceed with the protest today, prepared to face detention, even as critics argue blocking transport causes unnecessary inconvenience.
- Authorities are monitoring social media for AI-generated content amid heightened security, citing a reel targeting ACP Vivek Bhagat as an example of misinformation that jeopardizes the safety of both protesters and law enforcement.
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In a post on X, Delhi Police said, “An Open Letter to Every Citizen. Because beyond every uniform, every opinion and every disagreement, we’re all human first.”
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