CJP leaders to meet Delhi Police seeking date for planned peaceful protest

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Leaders from the Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) will meet with Delhi Police officials on Tuesday. The purpose of the meeting is to formally request a date and obtain necessary permissions for a planned protest. The organization describes the intended demonstration as a peaceful gathering. The meeting follows standard protocols for organizing public events in the capital.

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