Chirag Paswan, Imran Khan, Leave India notice, Gyanesh Kumar, Chief Election Commissioner, Mumbai Police, Bombay High Court, Kirit Somaiya
Goa Police have registered an FIR against unidentified participants of the October 11 CJP protest in Panaji over alleged communal slogans. The case invokes BNS Sections 196 and 299, with an investigation underway to identify those responsible.
Prakash Raj criticises the Centre over protest restrictions, rejects comparisons with Bangladesh and Nepal, and backs democratic regime change amid the Gyanesh Kumar and SIR controversy.
Delhi Police has deployed over 6,000 personnel ahead of CJP’s proposed Tiranga march at Connaught Place, promising maximum restraint while enforcing prohibitory orders and managing traffic.
The CJP called supporters to a Tiranga march at Delhi’s Central Park despite its closure, while founder Abhijeet Dipke alleged surveillance and vowed to wave the national flag peacefully.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has accused Rahul Gandhi and the Opposition of political opportunism, alleging that protests over the Election Commission and SIR are being used to fuel unrest and pursue regime change on the lines of Bangladesh.
Delhi has been placed under heightened security ahead of the CJP’s proposed “Lehra Do Tiranga” march at Connaught Place, with more than 25,000 police and paramilitary personnel deployed. CCTV surveillance has been intensified, prohibitory orders remain in force, and Central Park will stay closed on October 16 and 17 as the party protests the arrest of its leaders and demands the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
Imran Khan’s reported exit notice has put OCI rules under scrutiny. Here’s what OCI cardholders can do in India, their political rights and when authorities can cancel their status.
Actor Imran Khan has reportedly been asked to leave India by October 28 after joining an anti-CEC protest in Mumbai.
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