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6,000 cops, 200 CAPF companies, 21 roads facing curbs: Delhi gears up for CJP march

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6,000 cops, 200 CAPF companies, 21 roads facing curbs: Delhi gears up for CJP march

Central Delhi is preparing for a significant security operation ahead of the Cockroach Janta Party's proposed march.

The Delhi Police will deploy around 6,000 personnel and implement traffic restrictions in the area.

The Central Park at Connaught Place is set to remain closed, impacting the proposed gathering.

Authorities have denotified Jantar Mantar as a designated protest site, redirecting protests to alternative venues.

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