# Delhi Police ‘Won’t Allow' CJP's Parliament March, Calls It ‘Illegal’

The Delhi Police has issued a stern warning that the Cockroach Janta Party's (CJP) planned march to Parliament on July 20 will not be permitted.

In a press briefing, police officials stated that no formal permission had been granted for the rally, citing severe security concerns during the ongoing Parliament session. "Any attempt to march towards Parliament without authorization will be considered an illegal assembly, and strict action will be taken," a senior police spokesperson announced.

CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke, currently on a hunger strike, responded by reiterating that protesting is a fundamental right. The standoff sets the stage for a major confrontation on the streets of the capital.