
Saurav Das, chief spokesperson of the Cockroach Janta Party, alleged on 5 August that YouTubers and media persons entered his Delhi residence and filmed without consent. He described it as a privacy violation and security threat. Das said 15 to 20 people gathered outside, with some there since the previous night. He was in Maharashtra for a Citizens for Justice and Peace meeting.
A South district police officer told The Hindu that security was placed outside the residence after Das raised the matter on X. An authorised person submitted a draft complaint at Greater Kailash police station while Das was away. The complaint is expected to be formally lodged and investigated. Arvind Kejriwal and Derek O’Brien also reacted politically.
The allegations raise legitimate concerns about privacy and security, but the available account does not establish who entered the residence, whether filming took place inside, or whether any law was broken. Political reactions may increase public attention, but they cannot replace evidence. Claims of attacks or deliberate coordination should be assessed cautiously until the police inquiry provides clearer facts.
Source: thehindu.com
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