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Delhi Police personnel visited the residence of Nationalist Congress Party spokesperson Anish Gawande in New Delhi, where Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke has been staying, to serve him a formal legal notice. The police spent around forty minutes at the residence ahead of a scheduled protest march at Connaught Place. Visuals showed Dipke receiving andg the notice after writing on the document. The notice apprised him of prohibitory orders enforced under Section 163 in the Connaught Place and Central Park areas, which prohibit unlawful assemblies.

Ground reporters confirmed that authorities warned Dipke against violating the restrictions, noting that strict legal action would follow any breach of public order. Dipke earlier maintained that there was no plan to stage an unauthorized protest and that the group intended only to unfurl the national flag during the Tiranga Yatra.

Delhi Police served a notice to Cockroach Janata Party founder Abhijeet Deepke at the residence of Nationalist Congress Party spokesperson Anish Gawande, ahead of a planned march at Central Park in Connaught Place. Visuals showed police teams engaging in dialogue inside the premises as Deepke wrote on and signed the document while holding the national flag. The police maintained a strong security presence both inside and outside the house to ensure law and order, citing the absence of permission for public gatherings in the commercial area.

Authorities pointed to prior bonds requiring the preservation of peace, while CJP representatives maintained that the planned demonstration was a peaceful Tiranga rally to unfurl the flag rather than an unlawful protest. Gawande questioned the imposition of restrictions, arguing that similar demonstrations took place peacefully across several cities without widespread closures, and stated that traders should not face disruptions.

Delhi Police teams arrived at the residence of Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke in Delhi to serve an official notice regarding the proposed Tiranga Rally called at Connaught Place's Central Park. Officials directed Dipke not to carry out any protest, gathering, or march, citing the lack of police permission, the imposition of Section 163, and the denotification of Jantar Mantar as a protest venue. Authorities raised concerns over potential law and order disruptions and business interference in Connaught Place during the festive Navratri season.

In live visuals from inside his residence, Dipke was seen reading andg documents while holding the national flag. Audio from the visuals indicated Dipke told officers that the planned event was not a protest but an unfurling of the national flag. Security arrangements across Connaught Place have been heightened to prevent unauthorised assemblies, while CJP associates Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka remain in judicial custody following prior demonstrations.