CJP protest: Passports of people involved in violence may be cancelled, says report
Delhi Police sources said passports may be cancelled for those directly involved in violence during the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP)-led protests.
Investigators are using CCTV footage, video recordings, and other technical evidence to identify rioters.
Violence broke out near Jantar Mantar during protests over the NEET paper leak issue.
Delhi Police inspector Nand Kishor Singh was injured after being attacked by protesters with lathis, sticks, and stones.
Delhi Police has launched an investigation into the assault on officers and damage to public property.
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