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Crime
Delhi Police says CJP protesters fed hot meals, released in six hours
✍️ India Today
🗓 16 Oct 2026, 04:36 AM
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The Delhi Police told the Supreme Court that detainees from the CJP protest were provided hot meals while in custody and were freed after six hours.
Delhi Police appeared before the Supreme Court to explain the handling of a group of protesters associated with the CJP movement. The police said the detainees were given hot meals during their brief detention and were released after six hours.
The authorities emphasized that the confinement was short‑term and no formal charges were lodged against the protesters. They asserted that all procedures followed were in line with legal requirements.
The Supreme Court noted the police submission and indicated that it would monitor the situation to ensure compliance with constitutional safeguards.
The authorities emphasized that the confinement was short‑term and no formal charges were lodged against the protesters. They asserted that all procedures followed were in line with legal requirements.
The Supreme Court noted the police submission and indicated that it would monitor the situation to ensure compliance with constitutional safeguards.