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Key developments: The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke was released on conditional bail after signing a bond, while Delhi police lodged at least ten FIRs against right‑wing activists accused of assaulting protestors during the anti‑CEC demonstrations. The same wave of protests also saw activist Neha Bora detained, prompting her supporters to demand answers.
Why it matters: The bail decision underscores the judiciary’s response to the high‑profile anti‑CEC movement, and the FIRs signal a crackdown on violent counter‑protest actions, raising concerns about civil liberties and the handling of dissent in the capital.
What to watch next: Follow court hearings on the pending contempt plea against the Delhi police, monitor further arrests or releases of CJP leaders, and watch for any escalation in protest activity or governmental response in Delhi. [[1, 2, 3]]
