'24-hour ultimatum': CJP asks Delhi Police to fix date, time for Jantar Mantar protest

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What happened

Cockroach Janta Party activists visited Parliament Street Police Station and asked for a protest date from Delhi Police.

They issued a 24-hour ultimatum, stating their willingness to accept the police's chosen date and time.

Key facts

  • They issued a 24-hour ultimatum, stating their willingness to accept the police's chosen date and time.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Mon, 12 Oct 2026 06:46:54 UTC.

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  1. Opposition leaders and journalists allege police abuses as fresh protests break out in India

  2. India protest live: Opposition to march to Supreme Court over ‘vote theft’

  3. Manipur on boil again: Naga body gives 48-hour ultimatum to return man’s severed head

  4. '24-hour ultimatum': CJP asks Delhi Police to fix date, time for Jantar Mantar protest

  5. India opposition plans New Delhi protest to demand election chief resign

  6. Jantar Mantar no longer a protest site; three new venues designated

  7. Hundreds detained in voter roll protests in India

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