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Delhi Police deny CJP's claim of mystery truck planted at Jantar Mantar protest

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The Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) alleged that a truck loaded with stones was deliberately stationed near the Jantar Mantar protest site in Delhi. The organisation claimed this was part of a conspiracy to falsely implicate peaceful protesters in violence, sharing videos as evidence. Delhi Police have firmly rejected these allegations, calling them untrue. Authorities have not provided further details on the origin or purpose of the truck seen in the circulated footage.

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