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Delhi Police clears way for Connaught Place flag march by activist Dipke
The Delhi High Court has permitted Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke to proceed with a planned 'Tiranga march' at Connaught Place on October 16, with police assuring enhanced vigilance during the demonstration.
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The Delhi Police have assured the High Court that they will maintain robust security measures during a 'Tiranga march' scheduled for October 16 at Connaught Place's Central Park, clearing the way for activist Abhijeet Dipke to hold the demonstration.
Dipke, founder of the Cockroach Janta Party, had sought permission to organise the patriotic march at the central Delhi location. The police commitment to heightened surveillance and crowd management convinced the court to permit the gathering to proceed as planned.
The assurance of vigilant policing addressed concerns about maintaining public order during the event. The court's approval reflects confidence in the police's ability to balance the citizen's right to peaceful assembly with public safety requirements.
Details regarding crowd management, traffic diversion, and other logistical arrangements are expected to be finalised between the organisers and police authorities in the coming days.