Was CJP’s movement hijacked? Delhi Police will find the truth through CCTV-drones, focus on these 4 points

Cockroach Janata Party strongly demonstrated against the NEET paper leak in Delhi yesterday i.e. Monday. The protesters who were protesting at Jantar Mantar for the last one month started moving towards the Parliament. After this, its (Parliament House) main gate was closed. Delhi Police made every possible effort to stop those protesters. But they did not agree. After this there was lathicharge on the students.

Police also fired tear gas shells to disperse the crowd. Along with students, many police and security forces personnel were also injured in this violent demonstration. Delhi Police has registered an FIR under several sections regarding this violence. According to sources, more than 60 protesters and more than 100 police and soldiers have been injured in this violent demonstration.

Let us tell you that the main reason for this demonstration of Cockroach Janata Party was the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, release of Sonam Wangchuk from the hospital and compensation to the NEET students who committed suicide. On which points is Delhi Police investigating the case?

1. Who was the first to break the barricade or increase tension during the protest? This becomes most important for the police because apart from students, people from other professions were also involved in this protest. Police suspect that this protest of students was hijacked. Students were instigated by breaking the barricade.
2. Forensic investigation of viral videos on social media to determine whether the videos are edited or misleading.
3. Identification of people involved in the protest, analysis of CCTV, drone and police body camera footage.
4. Did any organization or external element deliberately try to spoil the atmosphere or incite violence? Examination of digital and electronic evidence found at the scene and statements of eyewitnesses.

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Let us tell you that the monsoon session of Parliament started yesterday i.e. on Monday. On the other hand, there was also protest from CJP. Due to this, security arrangements were already tight in Delhi. Meanwhile, CJP supporters started the march. To prevent the protesters from moving towards the Parliament, huge barricades were put up on all the roads leading to the Parliament. The protesters broke the barricades and started moving forward. There was a clash just here. After this, the police had to resort to lathicharge to control the crowd.