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Politics
Girl Seen Halting Police Van Amid CJP Protest in Delhi
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 04 Oct 2026, 09:17 AM
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A girl was observed trying to stop a police van during a protest demanding the Chief Justice of India in Delhi, according to The Times of India.
Delhi police were escorting a van when a protest demanding the Chief Justice of India gathered near the route. Amid the crowd, a young girl stepped forward and appeared to block the vehicle, drawing attention from both demonstrators and law‑enforcement officers.
Witnesses said the girl raised her hands and positioned herself in front of the van, prompting a brief pause in the convoy. Police officials later moved the van after ensuring the girl's safety, while the protest continued without major disruption.
The incident, captured in videos shared on social media, highlights the heightened tensions surrounding the CJP protest in the capital. Authorities have not released further details about the girl's identity or any subsequent actions taken.
The Times of India reported the episode as part of broader demonstrations that have seen large crowds assemble across Delhi to voice concerns over the judiciary's leadership.
No injuries were reported, and the police have stated that normal operations will resume once the protest clears the area.
Witnesses said the girl raised her hands and positioned herself in front of the van, prompting a brief pause in the convoy. Police officials later moved the van after ensuring the girl's safety, while the protest continued without major disruption.
The incident, captured in videos shared on social media, highlights the heightened tensions surrounding the CJP protest in the capital. Authorities have not released further details about the girl's identity or any subsequent actions taken.
The Times of India reported the episode as part of broader demonstrations that have seen large crowds assemble across Delhi to voice concerns over the judiciary's leadership.
No injuries were reported, and the police have stated that normal operations will resume once the protest clears the area.