Delhi Police files three FIRs over anti-CEC protests without naming accused

Delhi Police has initiated legal action against anti-Chief Election Commissioner protests by filing three separate FIRs, marking an escalation in the response to demonstrations that have drawn public attention in the capital. While the FIRs have been registered, police have not formally named any specific individuals or organisations as accused parties in the cases. According to a Delhi Police officer, although no accused has been formally identified in the charges, the FIRs contain substantial details regarding those who proposed, organised or participated in the demonstrations. The approach of filing cases without named accused is typically used when police are still in the process of identifying and gathering evidence against specific persons. The move comes amid heightened scrutiny of protest activities in the national capital and reflects police efforts to document incidents for potential future prosecution. The contents of the FIRs are expected to form the basis for further investigation, during which organisers and participants may be formally identified and charged.