Delhi Police issue a notice to Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke ahead of the party’s proposed “Lehra Do Tiranga” protest in Delhi. Multiple outlets report that police teams visit Dipke’s residence and inform him of prohibitory orders restricting gatherings in parts of the national capital.
NDTV and Times of India describe the notice as urging Dipke to avoid actions that could prejudice citizens’ rights, and they say police ask him not to organise a rally in violation of the restrictions. India Today and Free Press Journal add that Dipke questions the officers after receiving the papers, and he cites concerns about women’s safety while he reviews the documents.
The CJP had called for supporters and the public to gather at Central Park on Friday to wave the national flag. NDTV reports police bar Dipke from holding the Tiranga march, while NDTV also says police encourage a limited, facilitated arrangement for a smaller group at an alternative location. Free Press Journal reports the orders are linked to Section 163 under the BNSS, and notes broader security deployments and the Central Park closure for administrative reasons, framing the move as part of heightened law-and-order preparations.
