CJP Protest: Dipke-Bora Get Bail, Dhruv Rathee in London | Amber Zaidi | Aditya Satsangi

Delhi’s ‘Lehra Do Tiranga’ rally has triggered a major political controversy. Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke and All India Students’ Association (AISA) president Neha Bora were detained ahead of the planned protest at Connaught Place, Delhi. The demonstration called for the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar amid allegations surrounding the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. In the latest development, Dhruv Rathee has reached London and called for an international protest at Parliament Square, bringing the controversy beyond India. The developments raise important questions about protest permissions, preventive detention, electoral-roll revisions, political accountability and the internationalisation of Indian political disputes. In this video, Amber Zaidi examines: The CJP ‘Lehra Do Tiranga’ rally and the events in Connaught Place Abhijeet Dipke’s detention and subsequent release Neha Bora’s detention and release The controversy surrounding Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar SIR electoral-roll revision allegations and the Election Commission debate Dhruv Rathee’s London protest call and its political implications The wider debate over democratic protest, public order and political messaging Watch the full analysis on Amber Zaidi Official for the latest Indian politics, breaking news, election developments and political commentary. The claims about electoral irregularities remain disputed. This video examines the controversy and the competing positions; allegations should not be treated as established findings. Subscribe to Amber Zaidi Official for more political analysis, current affairs and India-focused news. #cjpprotest #abhijeetdipke #amberzaidi #dhruvrathee #gyaneshkumar #delhiprotest #tirangamarch #nehabora #delhipolice #electioncommission #sir #VoteChori #indianpolitics #breakingnews #amberzaidilatest #amberzaidiofficial #amberzaidishow #AdityaSatsangi