CJP Rejects SC's Conditional Relief, Demands Blanket Withdrawal Of FIRs Against All Protesters
The Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) has reacted to the Supreme Court's interim order on the nationwide anti-paper leak protests, saying the relief granted is 'not
The Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) has reacted to the Supreme Court's interim order on the nationwide anti-paper leak protests, saying the relief granted is 'not acceptable'. While the Supreme Court directed that no coercive action be taken against genuine student protesters and ordered the release of minors and students without criminal antecedents, CJP demanded a blanket withdrawal of all FIRs, including those against protesters with criminal records.
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Innocent Students: Supreme Court's Stance 3:00 Independent Probe into Protests: Supreme Court's Next Steps 4:00 CJP's Reaction to Supreme Court's Order: A Mixed Response 5:00 Controversy Over Criminal Antecedents: CJP vs. Supreme Court 6:00 Balancing Justice: Supreme Court's Approach to Protests and Police Actions 7:00 CJP's Demands: Quashing FIRs and Future Actions Against Protesters 8:00 Analyzing the Impact of Supreme Court's Order on Future Protests
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