Delhi Police has firmly dismissed claims circulating across social media regarding the alleged mistreatment and assault of female demonstrators during recent police detentions in the national capital. The Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) for New Delhi described these allegations as completely baseless and deceptive. In an official communication shared on X, the district police head clarified that law enforcement operations were conducted entirely in accordance with standard statutory protocols.
Detentions Executed Under Strict Legal Procedures by Female Staff
Addressing the conduct of the personnel during the agitation, the authorities stated that female demonstrators were managed exclusively by female police staff. The department maintained that all women in custody were treated with utmost dignity and propriety throughout the process. Furthermore, the police emphasized that every stage of the detention and subsequent release of protesters strictly conformed to applicable statutory frameworks and governing guidelines, leaving no room for procedural overreach.
Male Agitators Released Within Prescribed Time Limits
The police confirmed that male demonstrators who had been placed under preventive detention were also freed within the legally established time-frame following due process. Officials underlined that narrative versions contrary to this sequence of events lack factual basis and distort the ground reality of what actually occurred. The New Delhi DCP urged citizens to rely exclusively on verified facts rather than unvetted visual clips or social media commentary that distort operational truths.
CJP Announces Jantar Mantar Agitation for October 10
In a related development concerning street demonstrations in the capital, the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) announced on Saturday that its proposed protest on October 10 in Delhi would remain entirely peaceful. The political outfit urged every citizen who champions free and fair elections to join the gathering. The CJP declared that the demonstration would go ahead if Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar does not tender his resignation.
Demands Mount for the Resignation of Gyanesh Kumar
The party is seeking the removal of Gyanesh Kumar over alleged irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists. In a statement released on Saturday, CJP founder and convener Abhijeet Dipke warned that if Kumar does not step down from his post, citizens and party members from all corners of the country will assemble in New Delhi to stage a large-scale demonstration at Jantar Mantar.
