00:00Delhi High Court to hear a plea by Kaukrat Janata Party leaders who are still in custody, Saurav Das and
00:05Ashutosh Ranka.
00:06In just a short while, the Delhi High Court will hear this petition by the CJP.
00:11A special bench will hear the plea by the two Kaukrat Janata Party's main leaders, Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka,
00:17who were in five-day custody in the Tihar Jail.
00:19Two more days of custody given the festive season.
00:22The investigators believe that it could disrupt the festivities,
00:26especially at a time like this when they are trespassing into even denotified protest sites like Jantar Mantar.
00:31So the hearing will be in Delhi High Court special bench and in just a short while it will begin.
00:36Remember what the petitioners have been saying is that is this deserving,
00:41the manner in which they have been put behind bars and that they have every right for a democratic peaceful
00:46protest.
00:47But the police have said that they signed a peace war.
00:50They agreed that they are not going to be a part of illegal protests, violent protests
00:55and they will follow and maintain law and order.
00:57Instead, what they did was they jumped and trespassed, is the word used,
01:01into Jantar Mantar, which was denotified as a protest site.
01:05They participated in a protest despite the police personnel deployed.
01:09They're telling them to move away and had a scuffle with them as well.
01:12So that's also obstructing a public servant from imparting duties.
01:16So we'll be tracking what the court says with this.
01:18But the legal battle is over.
01:20With the continued detention of the CJP leaders and that's attracting a showdown.
01:24Saurav Das, Ashutosh Ranka.
01:26Young leaders, they have now reached the Delhi High Court.
01:29The party's request for an urgent night hearing was rejected.
01:32The matter will be now heard in just a short while.
01:35Kokrut Janata Party has challenged the 19th October order,
01:38arguing there is no basis to reject the sureties or extend the duo's custody.
01:43The magistrate extended their judicial custody till 21st October, rejecting the surety.
01:47The court said they had deliberately breached their own peace bond that they had signed,
01:52showing complete disregard for the law and order and posed a risk to public tranquility.
01:57It also said that their assurances against repeating the alleged acts failed to inspire confidence that they wouldn't repeat the
02:04same again.
02:05Announcing no more protests, at least till Diwali,
02:08CJP founder, Abhijit Dipke said,
02:09Saurav Das and Ranka were the party's real decision makers.
02:13That they simply followed the lead.
02:15And with, remember, the special executive magistrate who is hearing the matter today,
02:20the question is whether Das and Ranka will get relief,
02:22or their custody will be extended again.
02:24If it gets extended,
02:26how many days more for Saurav Das and Ranka,
02:29for breaching the peace bond,
02:30and they will have to be in Tihar chain.
02:33I always think that this movement,
02:35if someone has increased in the right way,
02:38that is Ashur and Saurav.
02:41They are very, very big role.
02:43I was only following their orders.
02:45I honestly tell you,
02:47my job was to follow Ashur and Saurav's orders.
02:50I always think that I am a leader.
02:51I was not a leader.
02:53It was Saurav and Ashur.
02:55They just told me,
02:57tomorrow you have to go here, tomorrow you have to do this,
02:59and I just have to do it.
03:02Because I know that the abilities and decision-making skills are better.
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03:45the government and the government.
03:46What does this mean?
03:48This is not the government of the government.
03:53The government wants to bring the government here,
03:55and the government wants to bring the government.
03:58If we can't bring the government in our country,
04:01then what can we do?
04:03We can bring the government to whom?
04:05This will be the government's mission.
04:08And this is the responsibility of Modi, Shah and Paranwiji.
04:12And the government wants to bring the government in the coast.
04:15I may not agree with many of the CJP's mode of protest.
04:17I may not agree with some of their antics of CJP.
04:22That's a different argument.
04:23But I completely support CJP in terms of what the questions they want to raise.
04:27Fine. It is for the government to answer.
04:30But to arrest them for a violation,
04:33and again to drag them in terms of how they spend their time in a jail,
04:36that is only going to make the leaders of CJP more stronger, I'm afraid about it.
04:43Let's get down straight to the facts.
04:45What was the peace condition, the bond that these two leaders signed,
04:49and then according to the police, violated?
04:51The bond said, cannot participate in the illegal stir.
04:56So what did the CJP leaders do?
04:58They breached the barricades and entered into Jantar Mantar,
05:01which was clearly then mentioned as a denotified site.
05:04The peace condition as mentioned in the bond was,
05:07the timeline is a one-year.
05:09You will not be a part of illegal violent protests.
05:12The CJP leaders, without approval and within a day or two,
05:16entered into a premises that had clearly been barricaded.
05:19So police says this was trespassing into a territory, a zone,
05:24that was clearly denotified that they had no business coming in,
05:27and then stopping the police personnel from duty.
05:29The peace bond clearly stated, can be arrested if the norms are breached.
05:35The leaders knew what the bond was, they signed it,
05:39and yet they went toward Jantar Mantar,
05:41where there was a bit of scuffle also reported with the police personnel.
05:45And that is the reason that the police is claiming in the court,
05:48that they have done this once, why wouldn't they do it again?
05:51So now it remains to be seen if the magistrate will go ahead and give relief,
05:55or will the custody continue in Tehaar jail for Saurav Das and Ashutosh Rang.
