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CJP leader calls supporters to Delhi rally with national flag
The call for a gathering at Delhi's Connaught Place on October 16 comes as two key figures in the movement were remanded to judicial custody. Das and Ranka have been lodged in Tihar Jail following their arrest.
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A prominent Civil Justice Party leader has issued a public appeal for supporters to assemble at Connaught Place in New Delhi on October 16, carrying the Indian tricolour. The appeal represents a show of strength for the movement at a critical juncture.
The call was made on the same day that two key figures associated with the movement, identified as Das and Ranka, were sent to five-day judicial custody. Both have been lodged in Tihar Jail, the capital's high-security detention facility.
The planned gathering comes amid heightened political activity surrounding the Civil Justice Party and its leadership. The timing of the public appeal suggests an attempt to maintain momentum and demonstrate grassroots support despite recent arrests within the party's ranks.
The event, if it materializes, is expected to draw participants from across Delhi and surrounding regions. Authorities are likely to monitor the proceedings closely given the current political climate and ongoing legal proceedings involving party members.