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CJP activists Dipke, Ratna Singh claim they have been detained on day of protest

News Agencies | Updated on: 10 October 2026, 11:51 IST
Screengrab of video posted by Abhijeet Dipke claiming detention by Delhi Police (Courtesy Abhijeet Dipke Instagram)

New Delhi: On a day that various organisations led by the CJP have called for protests against the Election Commission, Delhi Police continued to detain activists after informing them that there was no legal sanction for the protest.'

CJP activist Abhijeet Dipke who was on a flight to Delhi from Mumbai to participate in the protest posted a video on Instagram claiming that Police were detaining him and his associates even as they deboarded the aircraft at Delhi Airport.


In the Video, Dipke is heard alleging," So, you can see that Delhi Police is entering the plane to arrest us. They are all entering the plane. We just landed. All the Delhi Police officers are standing in the aisle. They are trying to arrest us from inside the plane. The entire Delhi Police is getting on the plane...This is the fear of Narendra Modi...Not even Indira Gandhi did this during the Emergency. All we wanted to do is a peaceful protest, and they are picking us up from the flight like we are criminals."

"You can see where the nation is heading. They are here to arrest us directly from the flight. This is something not even Indira Gandhi had done. This is dictatorship, where Delhi Police has entered the flight and is trying to arrest us. Come on, arrest us. We are here to be arrested. Come on, arrest us. We are here to be arrested... We are not afraid of you," Dipke is heard saying.

 

The CJP also posted a video of its legal head Ratna Singh who claimed that she was being detained even as she was attempting to leave her home in her car.

The CJP also claimed that content creator Dhruv Rathee had been detained saying, "The Dictator is TERRIFIED of young people who question its wrongdoings and refuse to stay silent."

Delhi Police on Saturday said it had detained around 500 people who arrived in different groups from various locations ahead of the planned protest in the national capital, while nearly 50 people with criminal antecedents were also apprehended as part of preventive measures.

(ANI)

First published: 10 October 2026, 11:51 IST