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The New Delhi Municipal Council has announced that Central Park in Connaught Place will remain shut on October 16 and 17 citing administrative reasons. The closure comes ahead of the proposed Leherado Tiranga March called by CJP leader Abhijeet Dipke. Earlier, the Delhi High Court declined to pass an order restraining the protest, while the Delhi Police assured the bench that all possible measures would be taken to maintain order. With the park's closure, demonstrators will not be allowed to assemble at the inner circle venue, setting the stage for a potential face-off between protesters and the administration.

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00:00The latest news coming in, Central Parkin cannot place to remain shucked on October 16th, 17th due to administrative reasons
00:07as the NDMC.
00:09All of this right ahead of the CJP's Lehrado Tiranga March.
00:13The Delhi High Court on October 15th, which is today, declined to pass an order restraining CJP leader Abhijit Dipke
00:22from holding the proposed protest at Central Park on October 16th.
00:26The Delhi Police tells Delhi High Court that all possible measures will be taken against CJP leader Abhijit Dipke who
00:33has called for a protest at Connaught Place Central Park on October 16th.
00:37So the court, the court viewers had not, in fact, the court declined to pass an order restraining Abhijit Dipke
00:46from holding the proposed Lehrado Tiranga March at the Connaught Place, which is Central Delhi.
00:55But the latest news now coming in is, it gets interesting, Central Park in Connaught Place will remain shucked October
01:0316th, 17th, to what the NDMC calls administrative reasons.
01:09You can make what you want.
01:11So that technically means, and simplifying it for you, that CJP leader Abhijit Dipke and other cockroaches will not be
01:19allowed to hold the Lehrado Tiranga March at Connaught Place in a circle as they had planned.
01:28And what will unfold tomorrow, in all probability, will be another face-off between the protesters and the administration.

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