NDMA guidelines call for planning and communication before force; a Delhi Police standing order specifies permissions and designated protest spots;…
Security has been tightened at Noida-Delhi borders ahead of Saturday’s CJP protest, with BSF deployment, vehicle checks and possible border…
NDTA advised Connaught Place shops to remain closed on Saturday as a precaution against expected protests at Jantar Mantar, citing…
Sarai Kale Khan and New Ashok Nagar Namo Bharat stations will close Oct 9–10 for a protest; train services continue…
Delhi Police deployed heavy security at stations, but valid ticket holders will pass without hindrance as police target only lawbreakers.
AISA president Neha Bora urged protesters to continue at Jantar Mantar despite arrests, comparing the movement to 1942's Quit India.
Delhi schools and colleges shifted classes online and postponed exams for Oct 10 due to security concerns ahead of protests.
Delhi Police issued an open letter highlighting officers' shared humanity and asking citizens for mutual respect amid capital security.
Delhi Police advised journalists covering protests to display valid media IDs and maintain a safe distance to avoid interfering operations.
The Delhi High Court stayed an order requiring public prosecutors to mark daily attendance via the Aadhaar-enabled biometric system.
