The Central Park in Connaught Place will remain shut to the public on October 16 and 17 due to administrative reasons, NMDC said.

The NDMC closed Central Park for two days ahead of the CJP's proposed Tricolour march. The Delhi High Court recorded police assurances to regulate protesters and protect business activity.

Over a dozen Delhi Police personnel showed up at Abhijeet Dipke's Jhandewalan residence ahead of the CJP's 'Lehra Do Tiranga' march.

The Delhi Police has mobilised over 6,000 personnel and 220 CAPF companies ahead of the proposed CJP march in Central Park. The march, which has not got police permission, has prompted restrictions in and around the Connaught Place area.

New Delhi : Delhi Police has asked CJP activist Abhijeet Dipke to comply with the law in connection with the proposed ‘Lehra Do Tiranga’ rally in

New Delhi: Delhi Police has intensified security at Connaught Place ahead of the Cockroach Janta Party's planned Tiranga rally on Friday. Heavy security

The elaborate security arrangements reportedly cover Connaught Place, Rajiv Chowk, Central Park, Jantar Mantar, Palika Bazaar, nearby Metro stations and other sensitive locations in Lutyens’ Delhi, with additional personnel being mobilised from other districts ahead of the proposed 5 pm march.

Addressing a press conference, CJP founder Abhijit Dipke on Thursday appealed to people to join its march, carrying the national flag.

According to police officials, prohibitory orders under Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) are in force in Connaught Place and surrounding areas. The notice states that the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) has not granted permission for the proposed gathering and warns that proceeding with it would invite legal action.

The CJP has urged people to gather at the Central Park at 5 pm carrying the national flag.

After hours of police pressure and paperwork, CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke was detained within seconds of stepping out of his Delhi residence, hours before his planned 5 pm visit to Connaught Place's Central Park. Defying police orders citing prohibitory restrictions, Dipke questioned his detention, insisting he was neither protesting nor breaking any law, but merely carrying the Indian flag.

Connaught Place's Central Park will remain closed on October 16 and 17 ahead of the CJP's planned Tiranga march. Here's what NDMC, the Delhi High Court and police have said.

Security forces have been deployed in and around Connaught Place to maintain law and order ahead of a 'Lehra Do Tiranga' protest called by CJP activist

New Delhi: Delhi Police teams landed up at the residence where CJP activist Abhijeet Dipke was staying in the national capital. In the presence of a Delhi

The Supreme Court declined an urgent hearing challenging the NDMC order to shut down the Central Park in Connaught Place ahead of the CJP's planned Tiranga march. The bench flagged livelihood concerns while noting the links between protest rights, business and law and order.

Delhi HC refused to ban CJP's October 16 Connaught Place protest. What the court ordered, police restrictions, rally time and arrests mean for commuters.

Delhi Traffic Police said traffic on certain roads in and around Connaught Place was likely to be affected from 3 pm onwards on Friday.

The Dipke-founded pressure group had called for a 'Tiranga march' at Connaught Place to protest the arrest of CJP leaders Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das

CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke accused the Modi government of turning Delhi into an “India-Pak border” to protect CEC Gyanesh Kumar. He called for a Tiranga protest at Connaught Place on October 16.

The CJP has called for a protest at Mumbai's Azad Maidan and Delhi's Central Park to express solidarity with jailed party leaders Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das.

The CJP has called for a protest at Mumbai's Azad Maidan and Delhi's Central Park to express solidarity with jailed party leaders Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das.

Traffic across central Delhi and Connaught Place is expected to remain heavy starting Friday afternoon due to a scheduled protest at Central Park.