‘FIR withdrawals, no action in future’: CJP says govt assured them relief for protestors in late-night meeting
After a late-night meeting with representatives of the central government, spokespersons of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) claimed in a video message that "No protester
After a late-night meeting with representatives of the central government, spokespersons of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) claimed in a video message that "No protester will be left alone. We are all in this together," in reference to the cases being filed against those who took part in the protests demanding the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan as education minister. The CJP spokespersons revealed in their video that they have been assured that state governments would be releasing notifications protecting protestors against prosecution. This statement came soon after the party founded by Abhijeet Dipke warned that they would have to begin fresh protests over an "alleged breach of agreement" by the central government regarding police action against protestors. The CJP revealed that the governments of Bihar and Assam have issued orders that have offered relief to protestors. Quick answers to key questions • 5 QUESTIONS 1 What assurances did the Cockroach Janta Party receive regarding FIR withdrawals for protestors? ⌵ The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) was assured that state governments, including Bihar and Assam, would issue notifications guaranteeing FIR withdrawals, no future legal action, and the release of all detained protestors.
2 Why did the Cockroach Janta Party call off its protests? ⌵ The CJP called off its protests after receiving assurances from the central government regarding the withdrawal of FIRs against protestors and the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. 3 How is the government planning to support protestors legally after the NEET paper leak protests? ⌵ The government is expected to announce support in the form of written agreements that prohibit future FIRs against protestors, following promises made during negotiations with CJP representatives. 4 Should protestors be concerned about future legal action against them? ⌵ Yes, the CJP warned that if the government fails to honor the agreement, including written assurances and release of detained individuals, they may be forced to resume protests. 5 What steps are being taken to protect the rights of students involved in the protests? ⌵ CJP has initiated a legal aid fund website to raise contributions for defending protestors facing legal actions and is coordinating with lawyers to provide support across states. Surav Das, the CJP's chief spokesperson said on X, "Hours after our press conference, Government's representatives met us. The meeting lasted for 2-3 hours.
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