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CJP: Supreme Court order on student FIRs contradicts government assurances

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CJP claims Supreme Court's interim order allows ongoing investigations into student protests, contradicting government promises of withdrawal.

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CJP: Supreme Court order on student FIRs contradicts government assurances

In a statement, CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke warned of fresh protests if the government fails to meet Tuesday’s deadline for withdrawing FIRs related to nationwide student demonstrations. The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) asserts that the Supreme Court's order permits authorities to continue investigating these cases, which they claim contradicts assurances made by the Centre during negotiations leading to the protest withdrawal. CJP spokesperson Saurav Das emphasized this discrepancy, highlighting it as a potential source of future unrest.

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The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed special leave petitions filed by investor Persis A. Khambatta, refusing to interfere with the Calcutta High Court's judgment upholding a resolution of Industrial Investment Bank of India Ltd (IIBI). The resolution provides for redemption of ₹221.08 crore worth of redeemable cumulative preference shares at 20% of their principal amount. The Supreme Court's decision has upheld the Calcutta High Court's order.

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Supreme Court Reserves Order on Abu Salem's Plea Seeking Release from Custody

The Supreme Court has reserved its order on Abu Salem's plea seeking release from custody. The court heard arguments from both sides and has now reserved its order. The court will deliver its verdict at a later date. Abu Salem is currently in custody for his involvement in the 1993 Mumbai blasts. His plea for release from custody has been pending for some time.

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