CJP calls fresh protest today; 30,000 police personnel to remain deployed
CJP calls fresh protest today; 30, 000 police personnel to remain deployed The fresh call for mobilisation comes against the backdrop of uncertainty over the release of detained students, activists and CJP leaders.
CJP calls fresh protest today; 30, 000 police personnel to remain deployed The fresh call for mobilisation comes against the backdrop of uncertainty over the release of detained students, activists and CJP leaders.
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- Around 30, 000 police personnel, backed by 200 businesses of paramilitary forces, will remain deployed, with barricades at Parliament Street and Jantar Mantar staying in place.
- 5 min read New Delhi Oct 11, 2026 03: 46 AM IST.
- Security personnel deployed along Baba Kharak Singh Marg in New Delhi on Saturday.
- The fresh call for mobilisation comes against the backdrop of uncertainty over the release of detained students, activists and CJP leaders.
Security personnel deployed along Baba Kharak Singh Marg in New Delhi on Saturday. (Photo: Gajendra Yadav).
With the CJP calling for another protest at Jantar Mantar at 10 am on Sunday, Delhi Police will maintain heightened security throughout the Capital after Saturday's demonstrations and mass detentions. Around 30, 000 police personnel, backed by 200 businesses of paramilitary forces, will remain deployed, with barricades at Parliament Street and Jantar Mantar staying in place.
Meanwhile, the fresh call for mobilisation comes against the backdrop of uncertainty over the release of detained students, activists and CJP leaders. CJP calls for protest.
Taken together, the developments around CJP calls fresh protest today; 30, 000 police personnel to remain deployed point to a situation that is still moving, and the coming days should bring more clarity.
