Authorities in New Delhi detained several members of the 'Cockroach Janta Party' on Tuesday following a protest at a site where demonstrations are currently prohibited. The group, which uses the name to draw attention to their political grievances, attempted to occupy a public space that police had previously declared off-limits to protesters.

According to reports, the police intervention was swift, citing the violation of local assembly orders as the primary reason for the detentions. While the group sought to highlight their cause through the demonstration, the authorities maintained that the protest site was restricted to prevent public disorder. The specific demands of the movement and the exact number of individuals taken into custody remain limited in current reporting, as the focus of the event was primarily on the enforcement of the protest ban. There are no reports of injuries during the removal process, though the incident underscores ongoing tensions regarding the use of public spaces for political expression in the capital.