Dhruv Rathee Silences Critics, Posts Video of Indian Passport to Assert Citizenship
Dhruv Rathee alleged that he was taken from his Gurugram home and held for around 22–23 hours. His detention has ...
Read moreDetailsDhruv Rathee alleged that he was taken from his Gurugram home and held for around 22–23 hours. His detention has ...
Read moreDetailsThe video, shared by accounts linked to the Indian Youth Congress, AISA and the Cockroach Janta Party, prompted demands for ...
Read moreDetailsYouTuber Dhruv Rathee was released early Sunday morning after being detained from his Gurugram residence, while the top CJP leadership ...
Read moreDetailsVideos and eyewitness accounts from Connaught Place and the Civic Centre have triggered allegations that police acted aggressively against CJP ...
Read moreDetailsMore than 1,500 people were reportedly detained as Delhi witnessed a massive security deployment, Metro restrictions and transport disruptions during ...
Read moreDetailsTrain cancellations, proposed metro restrictions and thousands of security personnel will shape Delhi’s response to the CJP protest demanding Chief ...
Read moreDetailsCJP leaders have alleged that the Centre is preparing to arrest several senior figures ahead of the group’s October 10 ...
Read moreDetailsIndependent journalist Rozi has accused ACP Vivek Bhagat of groping and pushing her while she was filming the detention of ...
Read moreDetailsCJP founder Abhijeet Dipke described the Mumbai protest as only a “trailer” and called for a nationwide “Delhi Chalo” mobilisation, ...
Read moreDetailsThe Cockroach Janta Party launched its nationwide “Jail Bharo Andolan” in Mumbai despite police denying permission for the Shivaji Park ...
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