Four men claiming links to a right-wing group were arrested in New Delhi following a viral social media video that allegedly showed them assaulting students and physically manhandling women. The incident occurred on DDU Marg under the jurisdiction of the Kamla Market police station during a protest by the Cockroach Janta Party against the Chief Election Commissioner.
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Four men claiming links to a right-wing group were arrested in New Delhi following a viral social media video that allegedly showed them assaulting students and physically manhandling women. The incident occurred on DDU Marg under the jurisdiction of the Kamla Market police station during a protest by the Cockroach Janta Party against the Chief Election Commissioner.
According to reports, the footage began circulating widely on social media on the first day of the demonstration, prompting security personnel to verify the location during extensive security checks. Although no formal complaint was lodged by any victim or organization, police took suo motu cognizance after receiving confidential inputs that the alleged perpetrators were planning to flee the Delhi-NCR region to evade law enforcement.
Investigators discreetly traced the four individuals and took them into custody. The viral video gained significant traction online, being shared by various political handles and student associations, while authorities maintained heightened security and carried out widespread detentions throughout the national capital during the protests.
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Four men have been taken into custody by Delhi Police following suo motu action, with further legal steps underway.
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Students and women participating in or present near the Cockroach Janta Party protest in New Delhi.
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