Delhi Police placed Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke under preventive arrest while releasing All India Students Association national president Neha Bora following intense political demonstrations in the national capital.
The police action took place after both youth leaders were taken into custody during the Lehra Do Tiranga protest march organized at Connaught Place. Authorities cited potential risks to public order and traffic disruption across central Delhi as the primary reasons for stepping in. While Neha Bora was allowed to leave after police completed mandatory detention formalities, officials held Dipke under legal provisions related to maintaining public peace before scheduling his appearance before a special executive magistrate.
The crackdown triggered strong reactions from opposition student groups and political activists who demanded the immediate release of all detained demonstrators. Senior police officers emphasized that law enforcement agencies maintained extra security measures across key areas to prevent unauthorized gatherings and ensure smooth movement for daily commuters throughout the city.
