CJP, Congress, AAP, Neha Bora and Dhruv Rathee have created chaos in the country. They are misleading the people. Therefore PM @narendramodi Ji should hold a press conference now to tell the truth to entire world. The foreign Media reporters also should be invited in the PC.
The Constitution guarantees every Indian the right to vote and the right to protest peacefully. Neither can be compromised.
I strongly condemn the reported assault on young protesters in Delhi.
Tomorrow's march to the Supreme Court, as announced by Shri @RahulGandhi, is a call to defend these constitutional rights and demand accountability over electoral irregularities and SIR.
Democracy belongs to the people, not those in power.
#ChaloDilli
#PeekOnGround: The UN Human Rights Office released a statement on Sunday raising concerns about mass detentions in Delhi during protests demanding Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The Indian government called the statement an ‘interference in India’s internal matters’.
The authorities denied permission to peaceful protest saying 3 days is a short notice.
But look at their preparedness in these 3 days: 43k security personnels, 37 blocking points, 12 detention center (thousands detained), 7 layers of security, internet shutdown, trains cancelled.
Dear protestors, since you’re being filmed without your consent, try using make-up to dodge surveillance/facial recognition cameras.
Here’s a tutorial.
(Draw an extra eye, a pair of lips, use colour to draw camouflage on your skin, use concealer to cover brows if need be. Get creative, help others with make-up.)
Be safe, stay hydrated, stay strong.
Girls, carry pepper spray.
BULLIES ARE ALWAYS COWARDS, don’t forget.
Stay peaceful,
don’t be silent,
don’t be violent.
❤️
#WATCH | Nagpur | Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) Founder Abhijeet Dipke says, "The Delhi Police came and told me that my grandmother had died. I then asked the Delhi Police to let me call my cousin who lives in the village; I requested them to bring my phone for just two minutes. They refused, saying they couldn't bring the phone and asked me to provide the number instead. I told them I didn't remember the number by heart and asked them to just hand me the phone for two minutes so I could retrieve the number and give it to them. Even then, they did not give me the phone. By law, I have the right to call my lawyer as well. The Delhi Police did not allow that either; they wouldn't let me call my lawyer. I needed to call my cousin—who lived with my grandmother in the village—to ask what had happened and how. The Delhi Police still refused to give me the phone. What do you make of that? They still wouldn't let me make the call. At 3:30 AM, the Delhi Police came and told me to call my parents and inform them that I had been arrested. What was the intention behind this? Waking me up at 3:30 AM and telling me to call my parents—waking them up too—to tell them I was under arrest? I asked them why they hadn't informed my parents all day that I had been arrested or where I was being held. Why didn't you tell them during the day? Why are you telling me this at 3:30 AM? Why not wait until morning? They insisted it was a legal procedure. What kind of legal procedure requires calling someone's parents at 3:30 AM to inform them that their son has been arrested? My grandmother had just passed away due to health issues; my parents were already in a state of shock. On top of that, these Delhi Police goons and brutes wanted me to call my parents at 3:30 AM and shock them with the news that I had been arrested. They have no humanity—absolutely none. They are goons in uniform—thugs wearing the uniform—and Amit Shah has turned them into such hooligans...I haven't signed any bond. We will take to the streets again; we will not be intimidated by people like Amit Shah and Modi. Throw us in jail not just once, but a hundred times—we do not fear your dictatorship. We will put an end to your dictatorship"
Why did you delete the part where I was asking for my phone so I could retrieve my cousin’s number? And where I was asking to let me speak to my lawyers?
The same Delhi Police which is now taking the moral high ground for informing me about my grandmother’s demise and offering me a ride home came to me at 3:30 in the morning with arrest papers, demanding that I sign them.
Where did all that humanity go at 3:30 AM? Despite knowing that I had just lost my grandmother, they still insisted that I sign the arrest papers. I refused until I was allowed to speak to my lawyers.
I had requested to let me speak to my cousin who lives with my grandmother. Asked for my phone just for a couple of minutes so I could at least take out the number of my cousin.
Why Delhi Police didn’t let me use my phone? I had also asked for a call with lawyer which was again denied.
At 3:30 in the morning, Delhi Police asks me to call my father and inform him that tomorrow I’ll be going in jail for a long time. The same father who has just lost his mother. How much more trauma did you want to put my family through after we already lost my grandmother?
What was the purpose of trying to call my parents at f-ing 3:30 in the morning? You wanted to torment them?
#India: We are concerned by reports of mass detentions of demonstrators, protest leaders, members of civil society organisations, lawyers and journalists, before and during today’s large-scale demonstrations in Delhi.
We call on the authorities to ensure that the right to peaceful assembly is fully respected and fulfilled.
https://t.co/tqrQyZoXBJ