Internet Suspended in Parts of Delhi Amid CJP Protest

Authorities step up surveillance in sensitive areas and deploy CISF personnel as precautionary measures are taken to prevent violence during the Jantar Mantar demonstration.

New Delhi: Internet services have reportedly been suspended in parts of the national capital amid a protest by the ‘Cockroach Janata Party’ (CJP) at Jantar Mantar. Security arrangements have been tightened, with authorities directing police to take precautionary measures and prevent the demonstration from escalating into violence.

Police have been asked to intensify surveillance in sensitive areas and remain alert to any developments that could affect law and order. Security personnel are monitoring the situation closely as the protest unfolds.

Personnel from the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) have also been deployed as part of the security arrangements to prevent any untoward incidents. Local police are maintaining a close watch on sensitive locations and monitoring the movement of people.

Security has been strengthened at several border points around Delhi, with precautionary checks and surveillance aimed at maintaining public order.

Commuters have been advised to follow official Delhi Traffic Police updates, as traffic restrictions and diversions may change depending on the situation on the ground.

The reported suspension of internet services and the heightened security measures come amid concerns over possible disturbances during the protest. However, details regarding the areas affected by the internet suspension, the duration of the restrictions and the specific order authorising them were not immediately available.