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Leaders pledge to continue stir across the country until the CEC resigns. refutes claims of rift with Opposition parties

CJP co-convener Ranka said he and other leaders would approach Delhi Police on Monday to seek a date for holding a fresh protest at Jantar Mantar.

Affan Mohammed, a CJP state committee member, said the CJP was also standing in solidarity with comrades, students and others detained during protests in Delhi.

CJP co-convenor Ashutosh Ranka said he, Saurav Das, legal head Ratna Singh and other leaders would visit Parliament Street Police Station at 10 am to seek permission for the protest.

The detainees included hotelier Jack Sukhija, activists Amreen Shaikh, Aditya Parulekar, Bhupesh Bin, and others.

The LJP(RV) chief also accused the Congress leadership of doing selective criticism and remaining silent on allegations of sexual harassment against a party MP who served as a JNU professor.