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Crime
Delhi HC orders full protection for woman threatened over alleged CJP protest tampering
✍️ Amar Ujala · Delhi
🗓 25 Sep 2026, 06:01 PM
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The Delhi High Court directed police to provide complete protection to a woman who alleged threats after a purported tampering with a Cockroach Janata Party protest, and ordered the removal of offensive online material.
The Delhi High Court has issued a comprehensive protection order for a woman who claimed she faced threats following an alleged interference with a protest linked to the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP). The court directed the Delhi police to ensure her safety and to monitor any further intimidation attempts.
In addition to physical protection, the bench ordered the immediate removal of objectionable photographs and related content that had been circulated online. The court emphasized that such material not only violated the woman's privacy but also heightened the risk of harassment.
The ruling underscores the judiciary's stance against digital harassment and reinforces the duty of law‑enforcement agencies to act swiftly when online threats translate into real‑world danger. The woman’s case was brought before the court after she reported the spread of offensive images and a series of threatening messages.
The High Court’s order also instructs the police to file a report on compliance and to take further action against any individuals responsible for the online dissemination, signaling a proactive approach to curb cyber‑bullying and intimidation in the capital.
In addition to physical protection, the bench ordered the immediate removal of objectionable photographs and related content that had been circulated online. The court emphasized that such material not only violated the woman's privacy but also heightened the risk of harassment.
The ruling underscores the judiciary's stance against digital harassment and reinforces the duty of law‑enforcement agencies to act swiftly when online threats translate into real‑world danger. The woman’s case was brought before the court after she reported the spread of offensive images and a series of threatening messages.
The High Court’s order also instructs the police to file a report on compliance and to take further action against any individuals responsible for the online dissemination, signaling a proactive approach to curb cyber‑bullying and intimidation in the capital.