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Why Delhi police say they denied permission for the CJP protest and why they called it ‘illegal’

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TOI DelhiOctober 11, 20261 min read
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Why Delhi police say they denied permission for the CJP protest and why they called it ‘illegal’

Delhi Police highlights the need for timely protest permission to ensure public safety and order. Events in July demonstrated the risks associated with prolonged protests, including police injuries and violence. Jantar Mantar's limited capacity poses challenges for accommodating large gatherings without disrupting the city.

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