Archive · 11 Oct 2026
Rajasthan Police Detain Protesters as Railways Cancel 12 Trains
People in Rajasthan planned to travel to Delhi for a CJP protest.
Police reportedly took preventive legal action against 24 people in Jaipur, and similar action was alleged in Sikar and Alwar.
Two CJP organisers said police took them away.
One organiser also said police pressured him, a scuffle happened, and his phone was taken.
A police officer said that organiser was counselled and returned home around 2 a.m.
Police denied formal detention and assault.
Railways cancelled 12 trains and changed the times of two others.
The changes were made because officials expected heavy traffic and possible roadblocks near two Delhi stations on October 10.
Passengers were advised to check schedules before travelling.
Rajasthan police reportedly took preventive legal action against 24 people in Jaipur who planned to travel to Delhi for a CJP protest.
Similar police action was alleged in Sikar and Alwar; advocate Surendra, also known as Sanju Verma, was reportedly detained in Reengus.
CJP organisers Deepak Baliyan and Ashutosh Ranka alleged they were taken away by police; Baliyan also claimed he was pressured, involved in a scuffle, and had his phone confiscated.
Kathumar Station House Officer Chandrashekhar Sharma said Baliyan was counselled and returned home around 2 a.m.; police denied formal detention or assault.
Railways cancelled 12 Rajasthan-linked trains and rescheduled two by five hours ahead of possible disruption near Delhi stations on October 10.
- Who
- Rajasthan police, people planning to attend a CJP protest, CJP organisers, and Indian Railways.
- What
- Police reportedly took preventive legal action against 24 people in Jaipur; Railways cancelled 12 trains and rescheduled two.
- When
- Police action was reported by Friday night; train changes were planned ahead of October 10.
- Where
- Jaipur and other parts of Rajasthan; the protest was planned for Delhi, with possible disruption near New Delhi and Hazrat Nizamuddin stations.
- Why
- Police action was reportedly intended to maintain law and order; Railways cited expected heavy traffic and possible road blockages near Delhi stations.
Organisers' allegations
Police response
Deepak Baliyan's treatment
Organisers' allegations
Baliyan alleged police took him from his home, pressured him not to join the protest, were involved in a scuffle, and confiscated his phone.
Police response
Station House Officer Chandrashekhar Sharma said Baliyan was taken for counselling in connection with Section 163 in Delhi and dropped home around 2 a.m.; police denied formal detention or assault.
Ashutosh Ranka's treatment
Organisers' allegations
Ranka alleged police forcibly took him away and assaulted him.
Police response
Police denied allegations of formal detention or assault.
- People affected by reported police action
- 24 people in Jaipur preparing to travel to Delhi
- Reported Jaipur breakdown
- Eight bound over by East District police, one by North District police, and eight by South District police
- Other reported locations
- Sikar and Alwar; advocate Surendra, also known as Sanju Verma, was allegedly detained in Reengus
- Train cancellations
- 12 trains operating to and from Rajasthan
- Train rescheduling
- Two trains, each shifted by five hours
- Anticipated disruption
- October 10, around New Delhi and Hazrat Nizamuddin railway stations
- Affected routes
- Sabarmati, Udaipur, Sri Ganganagar, and Delhi routes
