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POLITICS4d ago"In democracy, everyone can protest": Karnataka CM DK Shivakumar slams Central curbs on CJP protestsCondemning the recent police actions against Cockroach Janata Party CJP-led Jantar Mantar 20 protesters in the national capital Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Sunday announced that Congress legislators and INDIA bloc leaders will march to Delhi to fight for voters rights asserting that in a democracy everyone can protest Speaking to reporters Shivakumar said It is unfortunate that this type of incident is going on in the country In a democracy everyone can protest They have their voice No one can stop their voice they CJP are doing it on their own We dont want to stop them Congress party will do it on their own some of our INDIA bloc is going It is their right Tomorrow our legislators will be in Delhi Im also going to Delhi We will fight for the rights of the voters We want every voter in this country to be protected and have the right to votedevdiscourse · india
POLITICS4d agoTwo Streets. Same Delhi Police. Two Very Different Responses?Delhi’s streets have become the setting for a question that should trouble every citizen who believes that the law is supposed to be blind. On October 10, 2026, Delhi Police mounted a sweeping security operation to prevent a planned protest by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), which was demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner …inventiva · india
POLITICS4d agoOdisha student union polls: 6,708 candidates in fray across 13 universities, 347 collegesWith just three days to go before the October 15 student union elections, candidates across Odisha are stepping up their campaigns to win over student voters. Polling will take place in 13 universities and 347 colleges, with more than 6,600 candidates reportedly in the race. The release of the final candidate list has set the stage for the contest across campuses. In 13 universities, 429 candidates filed nominations. Of these, 49 nominations were rejected and 34 candidates withdrew, leaving 346 candidates in the fray. In 347 colleges, 8,370 candidates initially filed nominations. After 1,196 nominations were rejected and 405 candidates withdrew, the reported number of candidates remaining in the contest stands at 6,362. With Sunday being a holiday, candidates could not reach students through classroom campaigning. Instead, they took to social media and visited hostels to discuss their plans, highlight student issues and seek support ahead of polling day. Utkal University Candidates Take Campaign To Hostels At Utkal University, candidates are focusing on issues that directly affect students, including drinking water, sanitation and campus safety. An NSUI representative raised concerns about hostel facilities, claiming that students across three floors had to share a single water purifier. The representative also highlighted sanitation problems and the need for a safer environment for women students. Presidential candidate Saurabh Behera said the panel was reaching out to students to explain its plans and seek their support in addressing campus issues. AISF vice-presidential candidate Pappu Rout said the panel wanted to make the campus safer and free from fear, while improving the academic environment. He urged students to support its efforts to bring changes to the university. An NSUI representative said the alliance with AISF was aimed at strengthening their campaign and raising issues affecting students. With polling day approaching, candidates are making the most of the remaining days to connect with voters, share their promises and seek support for their panels.odishatv · india
POLITICS4d agoIndia’s ‘Cockroach’ leaders released as movement calls for more protestsAbhijeet Dipke of the youth-led Cockroach Janta Party was freed by a court order as police tightened security in New DelhiFinancial Times
POLITICS4d agoMann slams Delhi Police’s ‘Taliban-like’ attitude over video of cops with shoes inside Bangla SahibA controversy had erupted over Delhi police personnel allegedly entering the gurdwara premises in Delhi on Saturday as some protesters, facing police action during demonstrations against the Chief Election Commissioner, sought refuge there.The Hindu
POLITICS4d agoA.P. Finance Minister Keshav urges Union Minister Gadkari to build bypasses on NH-42Payyavula Keshav met Nitin Gadkari in New Delhi and submitted a formal request for the works. The Union Minister has accorded in-principle approval for the proposals, said an official release.The Hindu
POLITICS4d agoKarnataka CM Shivakumar, Congress legislators to join Delhi protest against SIR on Oct. 12Shivakumar says the Centre should allow protesters to meet the Chief Election Commissioner, stressing that criticism was part of public lifeThe Hindu
POLITICS4d agoSeveral Protesters Detained on Second Day of CJP Stir in DelhiKashmir, Observer, Jammu, Srinagar, Latest Kashmir News, Kashmir News, Kashmir Latest News Several protesters, including CPI(M) John Brittas, were detained by security personnel while marching towards Jantar Mantar from Connaught Place's Inner Circle and Rajiv Chowk here, as the protest called by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) entered its second day on Sunday. The post Several Protesters Detained on Second Day of CJP Stir in Delhi appeared first on Kashmir Observer.kashmirobserver · india
POLITICS4d agoTushar Gandhi among 12 named in FIR over Mumbai protest; 600 detained and releasedThe protest was organised by Hum Bharat Ke Log in solidarity with CJP and Left groups’ protest in Delhi, demanding the removal of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and othersThe Hindu
POLITICS4d agoLeaders of Indian Cockroach Movement released after one dayOprichter Abhijeet Dipke en twee andere leiders van de Indiase Kakkerlakkenbeweging zijn weer vrij. De advocaat van Dipke bevestigt berichten daarover in Indiase media. Volgens de jurist van de beweging is als voorwaarde gesteld dat de drie een jaar lang niet aan ordeverstoringen meedoen. Het drietal werd gisteren aangehouden nadat ze met een vliegtuig waren aangekomen in Delhi. De Kakkerlakkenbeweging had zijn aanhang opgeroepen om zaterdag en vandaag massaal de straat op te gaan om het vertrek van voorzitter Kumar van de nationale kiescommissie te eisen. De aanhouding van de drie leiders gisNOS Buitenland
POLITICS4d agoGovt says month-long efforts to engage K-P administration preceded emergencyFederal ministers Azam Nazeer Tarar, Mohsin Naqvi, Attaullah Tarar address a press conference on K-P emergencytribune_pk · pakistan
POLITICS4d agoChirag Paswan questions Rahul, Priyanka's silence on sexual harassment allegations against Cong MPDigital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 11 (IANS) Union Minister Chirag Paswan on Sunday questioned Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra’s silence over the sexual harassment allegations against Congress...bhaskarlive_in · india
POLITICSBREAKING4d agoDelhi braces for more protests as 'cockroach' group's leaders releasedHundreds of people who came out on the streets despite the police's restrictions were detained on Sunday.BBC World
POLITICS4d agoIndia court orders release of 'cockroach' movement leaders after detentionAn Indian court ordered the release of three leaders of the viral "cockroach" youth movement on Sunday, a day after their detention ahead of protests over alleged irregularities in voter-roll revisions. Upon his release, founder Abhijeet Dipke called Narendra Modi an "embarassment to India" in a social media post.France 24 [en]
POLITICS4d agoParliamentary panel indicts NTA; hope ‘arrogant’ Modi government takes it seriously: CongressJairam Ramesh said a Parliamentary Standing Committee report catalogued “grave incompetence and malpractice” in the NTA, alleging nine paper leaks and a revenue surplus of ₹590 crore left unused for studentsThe Hindu
POLITICS4d agoIndia court orders release of 'Cockroach' movement leadersLeaders of the youth-led protest movement were detained ahead of a large demonstration in Delhi demanding India's election commissioner step down. Meanwhile, fresh protests have been called. Follow DW.DW News [en]
POLITICSBREAKING4d agoIndia court orders release of 'Cockroach' party leaders as movement calls for fresh protests. Follow DWDW News [en]
POLITICS4d agoIndia court orders release of 'Cockroach' party leaders as movement calls for fresh protestsLeaders of the youth-led protest movement were detained ahead of a large demonstration in Delhi demanding India's election commissioner step down. Meanwhile, fresh protests have been called. Follow DW.DW News [en]
POLITICS4d agoIndia's 'Cockroach' movement leaders say 'the fight has just begun' after a large protest in DelhiLeaders of the youth-led protest movement demanding India's election commissioner step down say the "fight has just begun" after they were released from detention following a large demonstration in Delhi. More on DW.DW News [en]
POLITICS4d agoIndia’s cockroach party leaders freed as election chief protests mountThe leaders of India’s youth-led online “cockroach” movement were released on Sunday, their lawyer said, a day after they were detained to thwart a major protest against the chief election commissioner. Thousands of protesters were detained before Saturday’s planned demonstration in New Delhi, according to the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), which called on supporters to keep taking to the streets despite strict security measures. Saturday’s rally was meant to be the culmination of weeks of...South China Morning Post
POLITICS4d agoINDIA bloc to hold protest march in Delhi on October 12, submit memorandum to CJICongress chief accuses PM and HM of “imposing an undeclared emergency”; party leader K.C. Venugopal is coordinating with INDIA bloc parties regarding Monday’s march though the plan is not public yetThe Hindu
POLITICS4d agoDelhi protest: YouTuber Dhruv Rathee released from detentionThe detention came amid an unprecedented security clampdown in Delhi, where more than 7,000 protesters were detained at multiple locations, police sources saidThe Hindu
POLITICS4d agoCJP 'B-Team' of AAP, Congress: Delhi CM Rekha GuptaRekha Gupta asserted the Party would fight resolutely against politics that spreads anarchy under the guise of democracy and challenges the public mandateThe Hindu
POLITICS4d agoPriyanka Gandhi, Kharge extend Navratri greetings, pray for peace, prosperityNew Delhi, Oct 11 (IANS) Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and the party's national president Mallikarjun Kharge on Sunday extended greetings to citizens on the occasion of Shardiya Navratri, wishing happiness, peace, prosperity and well-being for all. Taking to the social media platform X, Priyanka Gandhi conveyed her wishes on the sacred festival dedicated to the worship of Goddess Durga and her nine forms. “Heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to all fellow citizens on the sacred festival of Sharadiya Navratri dedicated to the worship of Adi Shakti Maa Durga. May the universal mother Maa Jagadamba bring happiness, prosperity, and peace into all your lives. Jai Mata Di,” she posted. Kharge also extended his greetings to citizens, expressing hope that the festival would bring happiness, peace and prosperity into their lives. Custom Ad: Multiplex “Heartfelt best wishes to all on the grand festival of worship of the embodiment of power, Mother Durga, on the auspicious occasion of Shardiya Navratri. I hope this grand festival brings the flow of happiness, peace, prosperity, and well-being into all your lives,” the Congress president posted on X. Shardiya Navratri, also known as Sharad Navratri, begins on Sunday, October 11, this year. The nine-day Hindu festival is dedicated to Goddess Durga and her nine forms, collectively known as Navadurga. The festival is observed with prayers, fasting and religious rituals, as devotees seek the goddess's blessings for strength, peace, prosperity and happiness. Each of the nine days is dedicated to one form of Goddess Durga, with devotees offering prayers and observing various customs during the auspicious period. The festival begins with Ghatasthapana, a ritual marking the commencement of Navratri. Temples and homes witness religious activities as devotees participate in worship and seek divine blessings for their families and communities. According to the festival calendar, Maha Navami will be observed on October 19, marking the culmination of the nine-day celebrations. Vijayadashami, popularly known as Dussehra, will follow on October 20. The festival holds religious significance for devotees across the country, with celebrations centred on worshipping Goddess Durga and seeking her blessings for a peaceful and prosperous life. --IANS rs/dpbthehawk_in · india
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