Delhi Police at Abhijeet Dipke’s home became a key development on Friday, October 16, ahead of the Cockroach Janta Party’s (CJP) planned Lehra Do Tiranga march in central Delhi. Police personnel arrived at the residence of CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke in Jhandewalan, although the reason for their visit was not immediately known.
The development came hours after Dipke predicted that he might be detained ahead of the proposed march. The planned demonstration is part of the outfit’s protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over alleged irregularities linked to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.
Delhi Police Visit Ahead of Tiranga March
The arrival of police personnel at Dipke’s residence marks the latest development in the ongoing confrontation between the CJP and Delhi Police. However, no official explanation for the visit was available in the information provided.
Dipke had earlier indicated that he expected possible detention before the march. Whether the police visit was connected to the planned demonstration or any other matter remained unclear.
CJP’s Protest Over Alleged SIR Irregularities
The CJP has been protesting against the Chief Election Commissioner over alleged irregularities in the electoral roll revision process. Its planned Lehra Do Tiranga march was scheduled to take place in central Delhi.
The dispute comes amid wider political tensions over the Special Intensive Revision exercise, with concerns about voter-list procedures featuring prominently in political demonstrations.
What Happens Next?
The circumstances surrounding the police visit and whether Dipke would be detained remained uncertain at the time of reporting. Further clarity would depend on an official statement from Delhi Police or an update from the CJP.
For official information, visit the Delhi Police website.
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