CJP leaders Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka appear before Delhi police authorities in connection with alleged trespassing at Jantar Mantar. The reports say they comply with the process after being summoned, and they indicate they will cooperate with the investigation.
While the outlets agree on the core event—both leaders attending the police office to respond to summons tied to the Jantar Mantar incident—the coverage differs in emphasis. The Hindu specifically highlights the leaders’ stated position, including Ranka’s claim that waving the national flag at Jantar Mantar should not be treated as a crime. India Today and Times of India mainly frame the story around their arrival and appearance before the relevant police unit.
Overall, the accounts converge on the timeline of their appearance, but vary in how much attention they give to the leaders’ justification versus the administrative step of reporting to police.
