CJP protest: How government pre-empted ‘plot to incite violence’ | India News

CJP protest: How government pre-empted ‘plot to incite violence’ | India News


CJP protest: How government pre-empted 'plot to incite violence'

NEW DELHI: After an action-filled day in which Delhi Police and security forces thwarted plans of CJP and opposition parties, govt and security establishment seemed satisfied with how events panned out.Sources said intelligence agencies had warned of possible violence, citing plans to turn “several sites in central Delhi into mini Jantar Mantars” by placing students and youth in front. The July 20 violence had shown CJP planners were adept at springing surprises, keeping a tent pitched at Jantar Mantar for 20 days despite an undertaking to stay for a single day, while using burner phones, encrypted platforms like Signal and peer-to-peer messaging apps.“Trusting them and allowing them to gather and camp at Jantar Mantar helped them attract all kinds of elements, including impressionable youth and students. This time, we were determined not to fall into the same trap,” a govt functionary said.

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