Have come to get arrested: Moment Team CJP was detained aboard Air India flight

Delhi Gridlocked, Security Beefed Up, Protesters Detained at Airport and Jantar MantarDelhi Police heightened security measures and enforced movement restrictions across central Delhi, disallowing youth assemblies and gatherings heading towards Jantar Mantar under Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita. With barricades, warning notices, and heavy police deployment preventing gatherings of even four to five people, multiple demonstrators popping up at Windsor Place Circle and Connaught Place were taken into preventive custody. Meanwhile, leaders and conveners arriving at Indira Gandhi International Airport's Terminal 3 on a flight from Mumbai were intercepted by police personnel and detained on arrival, joining fellow extended wing members who had been detained earlier.Massive Security in Central Delhi Amid CJP Protest; Leaders Land at AirportCentral Delhi witnessed extensive security arrangements and barricading near Raisina Road and Parliament following a protest call by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP). The Delhi Police set up multiple checkpoints spanning a five to six kilometre radius around sensitive government areas and Jantar Mantar, causing severe traffic jams extending towards ITO and key transit routes. Thousands of police personnel were deployed to restrict assembly after past extended demonstrations. Meanwhile, CJP founders and co-conveners Abhijeet Dipke, Saurav Das, and Ashutosh Ranka arrived at Delhi airport from Mumbai, raising allegations of detention against their members over demonstrations linked to voting rights.Opposition Accused of Destabilising India with Foreign Powers and Urban NaxalsA political leader has accused the opposition, specifically targeting Rahul Gandhi and Arvind Kejriwal, of attempting to destabilise India at the behest of foreign powers. Addressing the media, the speaker alleged that rejected political factions and urban Naxals are engaged in an anarchist competition to disrupt national peace and progress. The leader stated that while India continues to advance under the prime minister's leadership over the past decade by tackling terrorism and Naxalism, the opposition cannot digest the country's development. Warning against attempts to undermine constitutional structures, insult high offices, and disrespect the democratic mandate, the leader affirmed that the people of India and the ruling party will counter such designs. The government reaffirmed its resolve to deal strictly with hostile internal and external elements to ensure peace, stability, and the goal of a developed India.Delhi Borders Sealed, Connaught Place Barricaded Over Planned CJP ProtestDelhi Police have intensified security measures across the national capital and its borders ahead of a planned protest by the CJP. Youth and commuters travelling from Noida and Gurugram towards Old Delhi and Central Delhi are being stopped at checkpoints, questioned, and instructed to turn back to prevent potential violence. Over 20,000 security personnel have been deployed across New Delhi, with Connaught Place divided into 20 sectors commanded by senior IPS officers conducting continuous flag marches. Key transport hubs, borders, metro stations, and railway stations are under strict surveillance, and individuals entering the area are being frisked. The police denied permission for the agitation after organizers failed to specify expected crowd numbers for Jantar Mantar, which rendered the gathering unlawful according to authorities. Delhi Police cited last-minute applications and lack of participant estimates as key security risks.