The CJP had announced a new movement to protest electoral fraud and raise their voices on this issue. Following the success of the first movement, protesters enthusiastically participated in the second, but strict police restrictions led to the protest's collapse. Several videos of the incident were shared on social media. Police then forced all those who had gathered to protest at Jantar Mantar into a van and sent them to another location. Angry protesters then jumped out of the police van's window and attempted to escape.

This girl tried to escape from a police van after being detained, and someone stole her phone🥲 https://t.co/eqGYsiF2gR

— Ghar Ke Kalesh (@gharkekalesh) October 11, 2026

A young woman attempted something similar, but suffered a serious loss. She offered her bag and phone to the crowd gathered outside the police van through the window. However, as she tried to escape, police caught her and forced her back into the van. The girl failed to escape, but she still offered her phone and bag to the crowd. It is said that in the chaos and stampede, her mobile phone was also lost.

What happened in Delhi?

On October 10, 2026, the Delhi Police categorically denied permission to the Cockroach Janata Party's protest. Stating that protests without permission were not permitted, the Delhi Police deployed heavy security at the scene. Barricades were erected, more than 45 metro stations were closed, and several train services were cancelled. Furthermore, internet service was also suspended in Central Delhi. Meanwhile, after the failure of this protest, and now that they have been released, CJP leaders have expressed their determination to seek permission again for a peaceful protest and continue their struggle.

Meanwhile, the incident of phone theft during the protest has sparked discussion on social media. Many users have commented on the video and expressed their reactions. One user said, "She came to the protest to be cool, but her bag and phone were stolen." Another user wrote, "Now she will never even think about joining a protest again." Another user wrote, "She came to show off her style, but she will remember this loss for the rest of her life."

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