New political equations have begun in the national capital Delhi. Another new group has emerged against the protests launched by the 'Cockroach Janata Party' (CJP) demanding the resignation of the Central Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. This group, formed under the name 'Lal Hit Janata Party', is strongly opposing the policies of the CGP. The party has announced that its goal is to protect democracy.

 'Lal Hit Janata Party' held its first membership meeting at Malviya Smriti Bhavan in Delhi yesterday. The program was led by party chief Ayan Bhatnagar. Speaking on the occasion, he said that the meeting was organized to decide on their future course of action. 

He made it clear that the purpose of this meeting is to prove that they can mobilize a large number of people even in a short time. He said that the festival of Dussehra is a symbol of the victory of good over evil and called on people to no longer limit themselves to discussions on social media but to come out on the streets to protect democracy.

Ayan Bhatnagar alleged that the protests by the CJP were damaging the dignity of the constitutional institutions of the country. He criticized the protesters for their agitations, which were causing serious damage to businesses and for their misbehavior with police personnel. He 

expressed his concern that traders were suffering serious losses due to the protests in major commercial areas like Connaught Place, especially during the festive season. He warned that they would not tolerate such actions under any circumstances.

Several speakers who participated in the meeting also condemned the CJP protests. They stressed the need to stand in support of constitutional institutions and the government. They made it clear that they had formed the 'Lal Hit Janata Party' to protect democratic values ​​and would prevent any action that would harm the interests of the country.