In Brief
- Illegal detention of CJP team by Assam Police has finally ended.
- The announcement was made by Ashutosh Ranka, a prominent activist.
- CJP chief Abhijeet Dipke responded to Ranka's announcement publicly.
- Dipke expressed disappointment at missing a planned strike at the police station.
Ashutosh Ranka stated that the illegal detention of the Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) team by Assam Police has come to an end. The team had been held against their will, but the detention was finally lifted, according to Ranka's announcement.
Following this, Abhijeet Dipke, the chief of CJP, reacted to Ranka's message on social media. Dipke expressed regret over the detention ending earlier than expected, stating, “Abey yaar… I was actually looking forward to joining your strike at the police station tomorrow.”
The incident highlighted tensions between activist groups and law enforcement in Assam. The detention had raised concerns over police conduct, but its conclusion allowed the CJP team to resume their activities.
No further details were provided regarding the reasons for detention or the circumstances of release. Authorities have not issued official statements on the matter as of now.
