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Delhi Police denies ‘intrusive surveillance’ of ‘Cockroach’ protest; videography for ‘law and order’

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The Hindu Bureau
Delhi Police denies ‘intrusive surveillance’ of ‘Cockroach’ protest; videography for ‘law and order’
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The Delhi Police has denied allegations of intrusive surveillance regarding the Cockroach Janata Party protests at Jantar Mantar. Officials stated that videography at the site is a standard law and order procedure rather than a targeted monitoring effort.

The Delhi Police has denied carrying out intrusive surveillance of the ongoing Cockroach Janata Party’s protests at Jantar Mantar. It told the Delhi High Court on Monday (July 20, 2026) that videography at the site was undertaken solely to maintain law and order.

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