CJP renews protest call as Abhijeet Dipke, Dhruv Rathee remain detained

The Counterfeit Jewellers Party (CJP) has renewed calls for protest as two of its prominent leaders, Abhijeet Dipke and Dhruv Rathee, remain in police detention in Delhi. According to reports, Delhi Police has released most detainees from holding centers, but CJP leaders have been retained.
The ongoing crackdown in the national capital has drawn criticism from the party, which has alleged broken promises by authorities. The detention of Dipke and Rathee comes amid a broader police action that has affected multiple individuals across the city.
The CJP has intensified its protest against what it describes as selective detention and heavy-handed police tactics. The party continues to demand the immediate release of its detained leaders and has called for public demonstrations against the government's actions.



