On the morning of 2026-10-10, a flight arrived at Delhi airport carrying three senior figures from the Kakaroch Jana Party (CJP): National Coordinator Abhijeet Dikshe, Joint Coordinator Sourav Das, and leader Ashutosh Ranka. According to the party’s account, Delhi Police officers boarded the aircraft and took the three into custody while they were still inside the plane.
After the detention, the party says that neither the families of the detained leaders nor their legal representatives were informed of their whereabouts or condition. This lack of communication persisted for twelve hours, a period during which the detainees remained inaccessible to anyone outside police custody.
In response to the situation, Ajinkya Shinde, the organizing secretary of the Kakaroch Jana Party, sent a letter to the Delhi Police Commissioner. The correspondence demanded immediate disclosure of the three leaders’ status, permission for them to meet with their lawyers, and their release if the detention was found to be unlawful. The party characterized the episode as "inhumane" and asserted that it violated fundamental rights.
In response to the situation, Ajinkya Shinde, the organizing secretary of the Kakaroch Jana Party, sent a letter to the Delhi Police Commissioner.
Nationalist SP leader Supriya Sule took to Twitter to express her alarm, stating that Abhijeet Dikshe was not shown a warrant and was denied contact with family, despite his grandmother’s recent death. She also tweeted: "It is very worrying that Abhijeet Dikshe, Sourav Das and Ashutosh Ranka are still in custody; they have not been shown any warrant and are not allowed to contact lawyers or family."
The incident centers on the allegations of unlawful detention, the twelve‑hour information blackout, and the demands for accountability.