Dipke, earlier today, had defended the party’s protests, asserting that peaceful demonstrations were a democratic right. He accused the government of restricting citizens’ freedoms and disrupting business activities through shutdowns, Internet suspensions and movement restrictions. “I’m alone, what law did I break,” Dipke asked before he was detained. The court had directed the CJP to refrain from causing any public disturbance for a period of one year.
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