CGP Leaders Seek Stir Nod In Delhi Amid Clash Of Claims Over Founder Detention

Leaders of the CGP are set to visit the Parliament Street Police Station in Delhi to seek permission and a date for a peaceful protest at Jantar Mantar, issuing an ultimatum for a response within 24 hours. The development follows police denial of permission citing delayed application and previous non-compliance during an earlier agitation. Meanwhile, a sharp dispute has broken out between Delhi Police and CGP founder Abhijeet Dipke over his detention. Police released video footage stating Dipke was offered full assistance to attend his grandmother's last rites, which he declined. In response, Dipke alleged police denied him access to his phone and legal counsel. Furthermore, both Dipke and YouTuber Dhruv Rathee contested claims regarding their release conditions, denying having signed any bonds restricting future protests. Amid the escalating tensions, the Supreme Court directed authorities to review security barricades, restore internet access, ensure public transport operations, and explore alternative designated protest sites across the national capital.