CJP Keralam Volunteers Head to Delhi Under Suspected Police Surveillance
Around 20 volunteers from the CJP Keralam movement have traveled from Kerala to Delhi, with state leaders alleging they are under police surveillance. The volunteers departed two days ago from various parts of the state, raising concerns about political monitoring and civil liberties.
Around 20 volunteers affiliated with the CJP Keralam movement have traveled to Delhi from various parts of Kerala over the past two days, according to state leaders of the group. The volunteers are reportedly under suspected police surveillance, though no official confirmation has been provided by law enforcement authorities.
The CJP Keralam movement, which has been active in Kerala on various social and political issues, has not disclosed the specific purpose of the Delhi visit. State leaders claim the volunteers are being monitored, but they did not provide evidence or name the agencies involved. The movement has previously organized protests and campaigns in Kerala, often drawing attention from authorities.
The development raises questions about the monitoring of political activists and the right to peaceful assembly. If confirmed, such surveillance could set a precedent for how the government handles dissent. Incisor News will continue to follow this story as more information becomes available.
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