ELECTORAL ROLLS CANCELLATION
Cockroach Janta Party announces new anti-SIR protest in Kochi on Nov 7, demands removal of CEC Gyanesh Kumar
The Cockroach Janta Party plans to hold a protest at Rajendra Maidan in Kochi on November 7. The protest addresses concerns over Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar's position and the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. Supporters are invited to join the event which emphasizes the themes of democracy and electoral integrity. Posters promoting the protest highlight the call for Kumar's removal and the cancellation of the revision.
Delhi: At least 100 students stopped, detained on Minto Road during protest against SIR
On Sunday, Delhi Police detained approximately 100 students who were protesting against the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. The students were marching from Minto Road toward Connaught Place when police intervened. The protest, organised by student organisation DISHA, demanding the cancellation of the SIR exercise. Police personnel stopped the students and prevented them from moving further.
Congress targets 10 lakh people for November 1 rally against 'vote theft' in Delhi: Alka Lamba
Addressing a press conference in Shimla, Lamba targeted the Election Commission and the Centre, demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, action against him and the cancellation of his decisions. She also demanded a halt to the SIR exercise and a return to ballot papers instead of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs).
Rahul Gandhi, 10 Opposition leaders seek stay on SIR, audit of voter deletions in plea to SC
Rahul Gandhi and ten other Opposition leaders filed a petition in the Supreme Court challenging the Election Commission's decisions on electoral rolls. They seek the establishment of an independent auditing committee to review modifications in election databases. The petition calls for transparency regarding the electoral roll changes and demands that no elector should be deleted without proper notice.
CJP Protests: ‘Why are you protecting Gyanesh Kumar?’ CJP’s Saurav Das questions Modi, Shah; alleges EC works only for them
Cockroach Janta Party leaders held a press conference after their detention to protest Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. They alleged the government's actions reflect an increasing atmosphere of fear and an Emergency-like situation in the country. The CJP leaders criticized the authorities for not engaging with citizens demanding electoral reforms. They claimed significant police deployment in Delhi indicated an attempt to suppress dissent during their upcoming demonstration.
Delhi CJP Protest Today: What's happening at Jantar Mantar? Here's what we know so far
Delhi CJP Protest Today: Security has been tightened across Delhi amid the Cockroach Janata Party’s (CJP) protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Police have detained more than 7,000 people as protesters attempted to reach Jantar Mantar despite restrictions. CJP founders Abhijeet Dipke, Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das remain in detention, with the organisation alleging they have been moved to an undisclosed location and denied access to lawyers. The protest also saw stone-pelting near Akashwani Bhawan, leaving two police personnel injured, while activist Yogendra Yadav and lawyer Prashant Bhushan were seen leading a march from Jor Bagh towards Dilli Haat-INA.
CJP, INDIA bloc leaders slam train cancellations ahead of Jantar Mantar protest
Opposition leaders, including CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke, are protesting train cancellations prior to the October 10 event. Trinamool Congress leader Derek O'Brien accused the government of fearing the youth and their protests. The CPI(M) has approached the Supreme Court to challenge these restrictions, which include internet shutdowns and closed metro stations. The CJP claimed that its co-in-charge Deepak Baliyan was placed under house arrest amid growing dissent.
‘Emergency has been imposed in country’: CJP's Saurav Das alleges volunteers detained ahead of Jantar Mantar protest
CJP leader Saurav Das claimed that BJP-ruled states are detaining CJP volunteers ahead of the protest. The planned protest at Jantar Mantar aims to demand accountability from Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Delhi Police denied permission for the protest, citing safety and order concerns as reasons. CJP and student organizations expressed solidarity for the proposed agitation against electoral irregularities.
CJP names Ajinkya Shinde to lead Jantar Mantar protest as 3 leaders remain detained
CJP protest Delhi Ajinkya Shinde: Cockroach Janta Party leaders have been detained after landing in Delhi ahead of their planned protest. Ajinkya Shinde has been appointed to lead the demonstration at Jantar Mantar. The detentions were made to prevent the leaders from participating in the protest regarding electoral roll manipulation. Police denied permission for the protest, citing security concerns and imposed prohibitory orders in the area.
CJP protest: Ahmedabad activists allege detention, Delhi-bound Rajdhani cancelled
Ahmedabad Police have been accused of detaining activists in connection with the upcoming CJP protest in New Delhi. Some activists reported being placed under house arrest, while police questioned others about their intentions to join the demonstration. The Swarna Jayanti Rajdhani Express train from Ahmedabad to New Delhi was canceled as a precautionary measure.
Centre resorting to dictatorship to suppress protests: Prakash Ambedkar
Prakash Ambedkar expressed support for the Cockroach Janta Party's protest against the Election Commission in New Delhi. He accused the government of using dictatorship to suppress peaceful demonstrations and restrict transport services. Ambedkar called for a gathering in south Mumbai to show solidarity with the protest. He urged the CJP convenor not to withdraw from the agitation despite potential arrests.
‘Arrest hone he toh aaya hu’: Delhi cops board CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke’s flight in dramatic airport face-off; Watch video
Delhi Police personnel detained Abhijeet Dipke and his associates immediately after their flight landed in Delhi. Dipke was vocal about his intentions, stating he wanted to be arrested. The detentions took place in light of a planned protest by the Cockroach Janta Party. This protest was aimed against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar regarding electoral roll manipulation allegations.
‘Modi has accepted defeat’: Dipke says ahead of Delhi protest as police detain 200+, including CJP’s legal head Ratna Singh, Dhruv Rathee
Delhi protest news: Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the Cockroach Janta Party, accused PM Narendra Modi of preemptively accepting defeat. Around 200 protestors were detained by Delhi Police as they attempted to gather at Jantar Mantar. The CJP organized this protest to demand the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over alleged electoral roll manipulation. Authorities imposed prohibitory orders while preventing the demonstration through increased security and Metro station closures.
Harish Rawat airs grouses, may pause his 'yatra' as Kumari Selja tells him to join teamwork
Selja, who had earlier written to Rawat to stop his “parallel show”, is learnt to have urged the former chief minister to cancel his independent yatra and join official Uttarakhand Congress campaigns, stressing that party unity is essential to defeating the BJP in the upcoming election. She is also learnt to have made it clear that being part of collective work is the norm for all senior Uttarakhand state Congress leaders. ET’s calls to Selja’s office evoked no response.
Western, Central Railways cancel and reschedule Mumbai-Delhi trains ahead of CJP protest at Jantar Mantar
Several trains from Mumbai to New Delhi have been rescheduled or cancelled ahead of planned protests in the capital. The Central and Western Railways announced these changes due to expected traffic disruptions on October 10. Refunds will be provided for affected passengers, who voiced concerns over these abrupt cancellations. The protests aim to address allegations against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar regarding electoral roll tampering.
CJP Delhi protest: From metro stations to liquor shops, what's open and what's closed in national capital on October 10?
CJP protest restrictions: Delhi is implementing extensive security arrangements ahead of the scheduled Cockroach Janta Party protest on October 10. All retail liquor stores will remain closed for two days as a preventative measure. Metro services will be restricted at 57 stations from the evening of October 9, affecting passenger movement. Several Mail and Express trains are cancelled to prevent congestion around key railway stations.
Of the 13 trains cancelled by North Western Railway, most are from Haryana
Thirteen Delhi-bound trains have been cancelled by North Western Railway for October 10 due to potential protests. These cancellations primarily affect trains originating from Haryana. The Cockroach Janata Party is leading the protests at Jantar Mantar, urging the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Allegations have been made that the government is restricting transport to curb participation in the demonstrations.
'Lal Hit Janata Party' vs 'Cockroach Janata Party': CJP's satirical counter protests in Delhi against swear words used for PM
Approximately 200 protesters assembled in central Delhi to express their discontent over abusive language used against Prime Minister Modi. The gathering was organized by the Lal Hit Janata Party in response to ongoing protests. Demonstrators called for an end to verbal assaults on public figures, including police and military personnel. The event coincided with planned protests by the Cockroach Janata Party against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
Telangana: Owaisi alleges bid to delete 122 Muslim voters in Goshamahal; demands ECI action over fraudulent 'Form 7' filings
Asaduddin Owaisi, the AIMIM chief, has raised concerns regarding attempts to disenfranchise Muslim voters in Goshamahal. He cited evidence of fraudulent Form 7 submissions aiming to delete eligible voters from the rolls. A specific example highlighted involves 122 Muslim voters' names targeted for removal, despite their long-standing presence on electoral lists. Owaisi urged immediate action from the Election Commission of India in response to these fraudulent claims.
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