Mais de 200 detidos? Delhi se prepara para protesto do CJP que exige a renúncia do CEC Gyanesh Kumar | N18

Esta reportagem da News18 descreve um forte esquema de segurança em Delhi antes de um protesto "Save Democracy" do Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) em Jantar Mantar, em 10 de outubro, que pede a renúncia do Comissário Eleitoral Chefe Gyanesh Kumar em meio à polêmica sobre a Revisão Intensiva Especial (SIR) dos cadernos eleitorais. Segundo a reportagem, mais de 200 pessoas teriam sido detidas, embora os números divulgados sejam diferentes.

DELHI TURNS INTO A FORTRESS: The national capital is witnessing an extraordinary security clampdown ahead of the Cockroach Janta Party’s (CJP) “Save Democracy” protest at Jantar Mantar on October 10. The demonstration is demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over the ongoing controversy surrounding the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. More than 200 people have reportedly been detained, although published figures differ. Reuters reported that about 200 protesters were detained in the area, while Delhi Police separately told The Economic Times that around 150 had been detained at the time of its report. CJP leaders have continued to push ahead with their planned demonstration, with founder Abhijeet Dipke speaking shortly before leaving Mumbai for Delhi. Security has been tightened across the capital, with thousands of police and paramilitary personnel deployed. Reports have also highlighted restrictions affecting Metro stations, road movement, rail services and mobile internet in parts of the city. Authorities say precautionary measures are intended to maintain public order and prevent overcrowding, while CJP leaders argue that peaceful protest is a fundamental democratic right. #SaveDemocracy #DelhiProtest #CJP #JantarMantar #GyaneshKumar #VoterListRow #StudentProtest #DelhiPolice #BreakingNews n18oc_breakingnews