What happened
Delhi Police registered six First Information Reports after a protest march linked to the Aam Aadmi Party and a Parliament-related demonstration. The police said the march was being examined not only as a law-and-order matter but also as a possible case of wider planning behind the mobilisation.
Investigators are checking who organised the march, how participants were mobilised, and whether any restrictions were violated. Delhi Police are also examining CCTV footage, social media material, and eyewitness accounts.
Background and earlier position
Public protest in the National Capital is often assessed through the framework of public order, policing powers, and restrictions imposed for security and traffic management. In politically sensitive cases, police typically scrutinise the organiser network, route permissions, and compliance with conditions attached to assemblies.
What changed now
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