The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has officially directed state governments to take measures to stop supporters of the CJP from mobilizing and traveling toward Delhi. This directive serves as a preemptive administrative action intended to manage potential unrest or large-scale gatherings in the national capital.

While the MHA has framed this as a necessary step for maintaining public order, the specific logistical instructions provided to the states remain limited in the current reporting. The directive effectively places the burden of containment on local state authorities, requiring them to monitor and intercept groups intending to reach Delhi. There is currently no information regarding the specific duration of these restrictions or the exact criteria states should use to identify and stop these supporters. As of now, the MHA has not released a detailed statement explaining the specific security threats that necessitated this order, nor have they clarified the legal basis for restricting the movement of these specific groups across state lines.