When Delhi cops played catch-up with protesters

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What happened

In a fervent demonstration, protesters in Delhi sought to reach Jantar Mantar, advocating for the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner.

AISA leader Neha Bora and several participants faced detention as police intervened, triggering a chaotic chase.

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  • Reported by Times of India and published Mon, 12 Oct 2026 01:45:32 UTC.

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  1. Dissanayake highlights ‘good relations’ with India, points to New Delhi’s Katchatheevu stance

  2. Protesters seeking India election chief's ouster detained, as 'cockroach' leaders released

  3. Passenger's device catches fire, Delhi-Chennai flight diverted

  4. Delhi Metro shuts 6 stations till 4pm amid Congress march; traffic curbs likely

  5. When Delhi cops played catch-up with protesters

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