CJP Yet to Seek Nod for July 20 Parliament March, Say Delhi Police Sources

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The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has not yet sought official clearance from the Delhi Police for its planned Parliament march on July 20, according to police sources. This revelation comes as the national capital continues to experience high political and security drama.

As of now, the Delhi Police has not received any formal request from the CJP for permission to hold the march. The police typically require advance notice and clearance for large-scale gatherings and marches, especially those planned near sensitive areas like Parliament.

Analysis: The CJP’s decision to hold a march on July 20 has generated significant attention and raised concerns about potential disruptions to traffic and public order. The fact that the party has not yet sought clearance from the Delhi Police may indicate a lack of preparation or a deliberate attempt to test the authorities.

The Delhi Police will need to assess the security implications of the march and decide whether to grant permission. If permission is denied, it could lead to a confrontation between the CJP and the authorities, potentially escalating the situation.

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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/cjp-yet-to-seek-nod-for-july-20-parliament-march-say-delhi-police-sources/articleshow/132477147.cms

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