
Jignesh Mevani is likely to hold the 'Yuva Hunkaar rally" even without permission from the police.
Here are the live updates of the Jignesh Mevani's rally:

Posters seen in Parliament Street area ahead of Jignesh Mevani's 'Yuva Hunkar Rally'.
Former JNU vice-president and student leader Shehla Rashid tweeted in response to the DCP's tweet saying that the rally would be held on Parliament Street.
DCP Sir, rally to wahin karayenge :) https://t.co/UzC10xAPVg
- Shehla Rashid (@Shehla_Rashid) January 8, 2018

Heavy security has been deployed ahead of Jignesh Mevani's 'Yuva Hunkar Rally' to be held at Parliament Street. Delhi Police has denied permission to hold the event.
On Monday evening, a tweet from Delhi Police read, "No permission granted so far by Delhi Police to hold proposed protest at Parliament Street in view of NGT orders. Organisers have been constantly advised to go to alternate site which they are reluctant to accept".
No permission granted so far by Delhi Police to hold proposed protest at Parliament Street in view of NGT orders. Organisers have been constantly advised to go to alternate site which they are reluctant to accept. @PTI_News@ANI@htTweets@TOIIndiaNews@NavbharatTimes@DDNational
- DCP New Delhi (@DCPNewDelhi) January 8, 2018
No Permission Yet But Jignesh Mevani May Go Ahead With Delhi Rally Today
Several student leaders from Jawaharlal Nehru University, including Kanhaiya Kumar, are expected to attend Jignesh Mevani's rally.

Several student leaders from Jawaharlal Nehru University, including Kanhaiya Kumar, are expected to attend Jignesh Mevani's rally.

- Newly-elected Gujarat legislator and Dalit leader Jignesh Mevani's request to hold a youth rally in Delhi today
- The Delhi Police is yet to accept permission to hold the rally
- The 'Yuva Hunkaar rally" may go ahead without permission.
- In a statement, the organisers have urged the prospective participants to "assemble on the Parliament Street at 12 pm today".
- The police are getting ready with water cannons and tear gas to control the crowds, say sources.
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