印度首席大法官曾将失业青年比作"蟑螂"，由此引发的"蟑螂人民党"（CJP）运动于5月在德里组织了反政府示威游行1。该运动针对莫迪政府及选举委员会的政策23。面对计划中的抗议活动，德里警方部署了数万安全人员并设置道路路障1，最终拒绝批准示威活动进行1。
运动创始人Abhijeet Dipke及其他领导人在降落首都后被拘留1。警方随后对数百名抗议者进行了拘捕和镇压13。抗议活动涉及多个地点，包括锡克教圣地和德里街头3，期间抗议者与警察发生冲突3。
Indian police have detained hundreds of protesters in Delhi as part of a crackdown on demonstrations against the government and electoral authority.123 The "Cockroach People's Party" (CJP) movement, which began in May, traces its origins to remarks by India's Chief Justice who compared unemployed youth to cockroaches.1 Among those arrested were the movement's founder Abhijeet Dipke and other protest leaders.12
The demonstrations targeted policies of the Modi government and the Election Commission, with protesters gathering at locations including a Sikh sanctuary and streets across Delhi.3 Police deployed tens of thousands of security personnel, erected roadblocks throughout the capital, and refused to grant permission for the protest to proceed.1 A lockdown was imposed on Delhi to prevent the planned protests.2 The Supreme Court is set to hear a contempt petition challenging the closure of transit routes in Delhi.3
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