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Crime Branch: Delhi Police Questions Cockroach Janata Party Members

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Delhi Police's Crime Branch is questioning two members of the Cockroach Janata Party team, Saurabh Das and Ashutosh Ranka, in connection with a case involving alleged violation of government orders and unauthorised entry. Both appeared at the Crime Branch office before the scheduled 12 noon time after being summoned for questioning. According to the report, the Crime Branch took over the investigation and had previously called the two individuals for questioning, but they did not appear on that occasion. The case reportedly concerns allegations that the team reached Jantar Mantar without permission despite the area having been notified as a restricted zone. Investigators are also examining an allegation of trespassing on another person's property. The Crime Branch is expected to question Das and Ranka about these allegations and gather their responses as part of the ongoing investigation. The duration of the questioning and any further action remain unclear. The report does not establish whether the allegations have been proven.

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