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20 Police Teams Probe CJP's Parliament March, Analyse Chats, CCTV Footage, Mobile Data

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The Delhi Police has widened its investigation into the Cockroach Janta Party's (CJP) 'Sansad Chalo' march, examining encrypted chats, CCTV footage, and mobile phone data. 20 police teams have been constituted to probe the protest.

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20 Police Teams Probe CJP's Parliament March, Analyse Chats, CCTV Footage, Mobile Data

The Delhi Police has widened its investigation into the Cockroach Janta Party's (CJP) 'Sansad Chalo' march, examining encrypted chats, CCTV footage, and mobile phone data. 20 police teams have been constituted to probe the protest. The police have registered 10 FIRs in relation to the protest. The investigation is ongoing, with the police analyzing the data to identify the organizers and participants of the protest.

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Delhi Police Widens Investigation into CJP's Parliament March

The Delhi Police has widened its investigation into the CJP's 'Sansad Chalo' march, examining encrypted chats on the Bitchat app, locality- and college-based WhatsApp groups, social media posts, CCTV camera footage, mobile phone data and facial recognition records. The police have constituted 20 teams to investigate the protest, which was held in March. The police are seeking to identify the masterminds behind the protest and to understand the extent of the organization. The investigation is part of the ongoing efforts by the police to combat terrorism in the country. The police have been working closely with the intelligence agencies to identify and apprehend terrorist operatives. The investigation is expected to continue in the coming days as the police seek to dismantle the terrorist network in the country.

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‘Don’t waste our time’: CJI Kant declines to take cognisance of police violence during CJP’s Parliament march

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