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Delhi police visit activist's residence ahead of tricolour march
Delhi Police visited the residence of CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke on Friday afternoon prior to a planned tricolour march by the organization. Officers collected documents during the visit to the premises in the capital.
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Delhi Police conducted a visit to the residence where CJP (Citizens for Justice and Peace) founder Abhijeet Dipke was staying on Friday afternoon, ahead of a scheduled tricolour march by the organization. The residence, which belongs to NCP-SCP spokesperson Aniesh Gawande, was visited by a police team carrying documentation.
According to available reports, the atmosphere during the police visit remained calm. Video footage from the scene showed Dipke seated with the Indian tricolour draped across his shoulders while engaging in conversation with police officials.
The visit occurred in the lead-up to the CJP's planned tricolour march in Delhi, part of ongoing activities by the organization in the national capital. Police have not issued any official statement regarding the nature of the visit or the specific documents collected during the operation.
The incident comes amid heightened police activity related to various organizational gatherings and public events in Delhi in recent weeks.