Delhi Police have detained over 100 protesters during the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) march to Parliament, asserting that the detained individuals are not students but verified identities.A senior officer confirmed that FIRs are being registered for clashes, damage to police vehicles, and destruction of public property.Investigations into the motive behind the clashes and 'outer side angles' are ongoing.

Police sources revealed that more than 100 protesters were detained from locations like Parliament Street and Patel Chowk and shifted to various police stations.Social media videos showing police caning protesters and preventing them from marching to Parliament have surfaced.The officer emphasized intensified investigations using video footage, CCTV, and other evidence to identify those involved in violence.Those found responsible for attacking police, damaging vehicles, or destroying property will face strict legal action.Further arrests are anticipated as the probe progresses.The march coincided with the opening of the Monsoon Session of Parliament, leading to significant security measures.Protesters attempted to breach barricades around sensitive areas, resulting in confrontations with security personnel.