Delhi Police denies CJP protest permission citing failure to follow lawful directions

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The Delhi Police refused to grant permission for a protest organized by the Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP). The police stated the denial was due to the organizers not following lawful directions. The event was planned to occur in Delhi. No specific details of the unmet directions were disclosed in the report.

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