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CJP Leaders Reach Parliament Street Police Station Over Nishu Azad Case, Police Seek 72‑Hour Arrest Window
✍️ Amar Ujala · Delhi
🗓 04 Sep 2026, 02:02 PM
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CJP spokesperson Saurabh Das and co‑organiser Ashutosh Ranka, along with other party members, visited the Parliament Street police station in Delhi to support the Nishu Azad case, while police have requested a 72‑hour period to proceed with arrests.
Delhi's Jantar Mantar became the focal point of a political demonstration when several leaders of the Coconut People's Party (CJP) arrived at the nearby Parliament Street police station. The gathering was intended to underline the party's stance on a high‑profile legal matter.
Among the delegates were CJP spokesperson Saurabh Das and co‑organiser Ashutosh Ranka, who were accompanied by additional party members. They met senior police officials to express solidarity with the ongoing Nishu Azad case and to seek clarification on procedural steps.
Police officials, however, indicated that they require a 72‑hour window before any arrests can be effected in connection with the case. The request reflects standard procedural timelines under Indian law.
The CJP leaders reiterated their commitment to a peaceful resolution while emphasizing the need for transparency in the investigative process. No further actions were announced pending the completion of the stipulated period.
Among the delegates were CJP spokesperson Saurabh Das and co‑organiser Ashutosh Ranka, who were accompanied by additional party members. They met senior police officials to express solidarity with the ongoing Nishu Azad case and to seek clarification on procedural steps.
Police officials, however, indicated that they require a 72‑hour window before any arrests can be effected in connection with the case. The request reflects standard procedural timelines under Indian law.
The CJP leaders reiterated their commitment to a peaceful resolution while emphasizing the need for transparency in the investigative process. No further actions were announced pending the completion of the stipulated period.