CJP Parliament march violence: Delhi Police register 4 cases, 2 more to be filed
Another relates to an alleged conspiracy to incite violence. The cases have been registered at Connaught Place, Parliament Street, and Kartavya Path police stations.The First Information Reports also invoke the Arms Act for alleged possession of prohibited weapons. Police alleged protestors assembled unlawfully, disrupted public order, obstructed government officials, indulged in violence, and damaged public property.No arrests have been made.
- ▪Another relates to an alleged conspiracy to incite violence.
- ▪The cases have been registered at Connaught Place, Parliament Street, and Kartavya Path police stations.The First Information Reports also invoke the Arms Act for alleged possession of prohibited weapons.
- ▪Police alleged protestors assembled unlawfully, disrupted public order, obstructed government officials, indulged in violence, and damaged public property.No arrests have been made.
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HomeNextCJP Parliament march violence: Delhi Police register 4 cases, 2 more to be filedPolice alleged protestors assembled unlawfully, disrupted public order, obstructed government officials, indulged in violence, and damaged public propertyPublished on: Jul 21, 2026, 11:26:41 ISTBy Hemani BhandariPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link The Delhi Police have registered four cases, including one related to a larger criminal conspiracy, and are in the process of filing two more in connection with the violence during the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) march to Parliament on Monday, officers aware of the matter said on Tuesday.Agitators marched to Parliament demanding the resignation of Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan over exam irregularities.
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