Delhi CJP Protest: All trains to New Delhi, Nizamuddin stations 4 am – 2 pm tomorrow cancelled

The Delhi Police has devised a comprehensive plan to ensure the peaceful conduct of the upcoming protest at Jantar Mantar on October 10, 2023. The strategy, aimed at preventing any lapses similar to those experienced during the last CJP agitation, involves rejecting every permission request, confining protestors within their respective districts, and establishing dedicated detention centers across all 15 districts.

A total of 37 blocking points will be set up throughout New Delhi, each corresponding to a specific district or unit. Senior officers emphasized that the primary objective is to maintain law and order while allowing the protest to proceed peacefully. The plan marks a shift from the previous approach, where district police were instructed to guide protestors to the agitation site.

Instead, the current directive mandates that districts intensify patrols and swiftly detain any individuals who refuse to leave their districts. Police have also instructed hotels and guest houses to refrain from accepting new visitors linked to the protest and to alert local authorities about any suspicious activities. To counter the potential misuse of women protestors to discredit police personnel, the police have decided to deploy all female officers in front, supported by male personnel from behind.

Additionally, women police personnel will be equipped with body-worn devices to monitor their activities. The deployment of officers and staff is district-specific, with each district and unit assigned a unique point of responsibility. Nominated officers and staff from each district and unit will be responsible for maintaining law and order in New Delhi during the protest.

The communication emphasizes the importance of punctual attendance and strict adherence to the designated deployment points.