The Cockroach Janta Party said on the night of October 10 that it had lost contact for about 10 hours with its three leaders detained at Delhi airport, and announced that it will march to Jantar Mantar again on Sunday, October 11.
Ladakh climate activist Sonam Wangchuk gave the government a 24-hour ultimatum on October 10 to release those detained in Delhi, saying an indefinite fast and a foot march to Delhi will begin if they are not freed unconditionally by the next morning.
The Supreme Court will hear a contempt plea on Sunday, October 11, alleging that Delhi Metro stations were kept closed on October 10 despite its October 9 order against a complete prohibition of Metro and train movement.
Delhi Police's Crime Branch has begun a probe into the violence at the July 20 Cockroach Janta Party march to Parliament, examining whether it was premeditated and using facial recognition to identify 2,873 suspects with criminal backgrounds, according to police sources.
The Delhi High Court agreed on October 8 to hear on Friday the Indian Youth Congress's plea against Delhi Police's refusal to allow a protest at Jantar Mantar against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
A seven-judge Supreme Court bench closed the two-decade-old N. Ravi reference on legislative privilege and free speech as infructuous on October 6, because the Tamil Nadu Assembly had withdrawn its 2003 resolution, while keeping the constitutional questions open.
The Delhi High Court has directed criminal complaint proceedings against six CBI officers after finding that the agency's 2016 reply to a trial court contained a materially false assertion, while clarifying that its order is not a finding of guilt.
