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CJP leaders Saurabh Das and Ashutosh Ranka visit Parliament Street Police Station over Nisha Azad case
✍️ Amar Ujala · Delhi
🗓 04 Sep 2026, 11:32 AM
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CJP spokesperson Saurabh Das and co‑organiser Ashutosh Ranka, along with party workers, went to Delhi's Parliament Street Police Station to discuss the Nisha Azad protest case and reiterated their support for the students.
CJP spokesperson Saurabh Das arrived at the Parliament Street Police Station in Delhi on Saturday, accompanied by co‑organiser Ashutosh Ranka and several party workers. The leaders said they had come to the station to engage with officials regarding the ongoing Nisha Azad protest case.
The Nisha Azad case stems from a student demonstration that turned contentious, prompting police involvement and a subsequent inquiry. Party representatives said they are monitoring the situation closely and intend to ensure that the students' rights are protected.
During the visit, Das and Ranka publicly affirmed their solidarity with the students, stating, "We stand with the students and will cooperate with the authorities to resolve the matter peacefully." Their presence underscores the party's willingness to intervene in matters affecting youth activism.
The police station confirmed the leaders' visit but declined to comment on the specifics of any investigation. The incident highlights the continued political attention on campus protests in the capital.
No further statements have been released by the CJP or the Delhi police as of now.
The Nisha Azad case stems from a student demonstration that turned contentious, prompting police involvement and a subsequent inquiry. Party representatives said they are monitoring the situation closely and intend to ensure that the students' rights are protected.
During the visit, Das and Ranka publicly affirmed their solidarity with the students, stating, "We stand with the students and will cooperate with the authorities to resolve the matter peacefully." Their presence underscores the party's willingness to intervene in matters affecting youth activism.
The police station confirmed the leaders' visit but declined to comment on the specifics of any investigation. The incident highlights the continued political attention on campus protests in the capital.
No further statements have been released by the CJP or the Delhi police as of now.