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CJP delegation to meet Delhi Police over Jantar Mantar protest permission
Leaders of the Concerned Judges Panel (CJP) plan to visit Delhi's Parliamentary Street Police Station to seek clearance for a fresh protest demonstration. The group has given authorities a 24-hour deadline to provide a confirmed date for the event.
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The Concerned Judges Panel delegation is set to approach Delhi Police authorities on the parliamentary precinct with demands for formal permission to conduct a demonstration at Jantar Mantar, a prominent protest venue in the national capital.
According to CJP representatives, the police have been given an ultimatum of 24 hours to furnish a specific date when the organisation can hold its planned protest. The group's visit to the Parliamentary Street Police Station marks an escalation in efforts to secure official clearance for the gathering.
Jantar Mantar has historically served as a focal point for civil society demonstrations and public advocacy campaigns in Delhi. The CJP's insistence on a formal date suggests the group intends to proceed with the protest regardless of administrative delays.
Details regarding the purpose and scope of the planned demonstration remain unclear. The CJP's approach through official police channels indicates an intent to maintain procedural compliance while pushing for swift administrative action on their request.