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Politics
Police Monitor BJP Protest March from Jantar Mantar to Patel Chowk in Delhi
✍️ Amar Ujala · Delhi
🗓 10 Oct 2026, 03:46 PM
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BJP activists began a march from Jantar Mantar towards Patel Chowk in Delhi, with police units deployed along the route to maintain order.
Delhi police deployed personnel along the planned route as members of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) started a protest march from the historic Jantar Mantar site towards Patel Chowk. The demonstration, organized by party workers, aimed to voice grievances on recent political developments.
Authorities positioned traffic police and crowd‑control teams at key intersections, including the stretch between Jantar Mantar and Patel Chowk, to prevent disruptions and ensure public safety. Police statements indicated that the deployment was precautionary and that no violent incidents were reported during the initial phases of the march.
The protest proceeded without major obstruction, with participants moving in a disciplined manner while police monitored the crowd. Officials continued to advise commuters to use alternate routes to avoid potential delays.
No arrests or injuries were reported, and the police maintained a visible presence to deter any escalation. The march concluded at Patel Chowk, where organizers addressed the gathered crowd before dispersing.
The event underscores the heightened political activity in the capital ahead of upcoming electoral cycles, with law enforcement remaining vigilant to manage public demonstrations.
Authorities positioned traffic police and crowd‑control teams at key intersections, including the stretch between Jantar Mantar and Patel Chowk, to prevent disruptions and ensure public safety. Police statements indicated that the deployment was precautionary and that no violent incidents were reported during the initial phases of the march.
The protest proceeded without major obstruction, with participants moving in a disciplined manner while police monitored the crowd. Officials continued to advise commuters to use alternate routes to avoid potential delays.
No arrests or injuries were reported, and the police maintained a visible presence to deter any escalation. The march concluded at Patel Chowk, where organizers addressed the gathered crowd before dispersing.
The event underscores the heightened political activity in the capital ahead of upcoming electoral cycles, with law enforcement remaining vigilant to manage public demonstrations.