Abhijeet Dipke was released from detention following a court order that required him to sign a 'peace bond.' Dipke had been taken into custody on Friday and subsequently formally arrested while he was en route to Connaught Place in New Delhi.

According to reports, Dipke intended to participate in a 'Tiranga March,' an event centered on waving the national flag as a form of protest against alleged electoral fraud. The legal requirement to sign a peace bond—a common judicial mechanism used to ensure an individual maintains good behavior or keeps the peace—was the condition for his release. While the specific legal grounds for the initial arrest were not detailed in the available reporting, the incident occurred within the context of ongoing public demonstrations concerning the integrity of electoral processes. The situation highlights the intersection of public protest activities and judicial intervention in the capital.