CJP leader Ajinkya Shinde assumes charge of Delhi protest after Dipke’s detention

Ajinkya Shinde, a senior figure in the Committee for Justice and Peace (CJP), stepped into the helm of a protest taking place in Delhi after the authorities detained activist Dipke. The change in leadership was announced on the ground as demonstrators continued to gather at the protest site.
The demonstration, organised by CJP, has been ongoing for several days, drawing participants from various parts of the city. While the specific demands of the protest have not been detailed in the available report, the detention of Dipke has heightened tensions among the crowd.
Shinde’s assumption of command signals an attempt by the movement to maintain momentum despite the police action. Observers note that leadership transitions in such protests can influence both the scale of participation and the response from law‑enforcement agencies.
The situation remains fluid, with security forces monitoring the assembly closely. No further arrests have been reported as of the latest update.