Following the invitation of the infiltration party "Juk" in India to a large demonstration, parts of Delhi received a security face with the presence of government forces. Lawyer Abjit Deepka, leader of this party, announced his release and that of two senior leaders of this movement.

Following the invitation of the infiltration party "Juk" in India to a large demonstration, parts of Delhi received a security face with the presence of government forces. Lawyer Abjit Deepka, leader of this party, announced his release and that of two senior leaders of this movement.

Lawyer Abjit Deepka, leader and founder of the Juk party, announced his release and that of two other senior leaders of the movement in a post on the X social network on Sunday morning.

Earlier, the police arrested Abjit Deepka, who entered the Indian capital by plane to participate in the march.

Tens of thousands of security forces and police were deployed in Delhi and traffic in the capital was disrupted.

"Jock" is a movement that represents the unemployed and the poor and its leader said that today's march will take place "at any cost".

He also wrote in X's message to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi: "If you want to imprison us or even shoot us, we are ready."

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