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The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has threatened to restart its nationwide agitation if the government fails to withdraw FIRs against student protesters, saying a Supreme Court interim order on the batch of PILs related to the protest 'rings…

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CJP Claims SC Order Contradicts Govt Assurance, Warns of Protest

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has threatened to restart its nationwide agitation if the government fails to withdraw FIRs against student protesters, saying a Supreme Court interim order on the batch of PILs related to the protest 'rings alarm bells across the country'. In an urgent statement posted on X, CJP chief spokesperson Saurav Das said Direction No. 4 of the order is a 'direct contradiction' of the government's assurance that FIRs would not be filed against student protesters. The CJP has been leading a nationwide agitation against the government's handling of the student protest, and the party has threatened to escalate the agitation if the government fails to meet its demands. The Supreme Court order has been criticized by the CJP, which has accused the government of trying to suppress the student protest. The government has denied the allegations, and has said that it is committed to upholding the law and maintaining public order.

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A member of parliament has moved the Supreme Court against the police use of facial recognition technology and biometric surveillance. The MP has raised concerns about the potential misuse of these technologies, which could infringe on the right to privacy. The Supreme Court is expected to hear the case and consider the implications of the use of these technologies. The MP has also sought a stay on the use of these technologies until the court makes a decision.

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Supreme Court Warns of Action Against Those Who Committed Excesses During CJP Protest

The Supreme Court of India has delivered a stern message to those who committed excesses during the security crackdown on student protests on July 20. The top court has called for an investigation into the matter and warned of action against those responsible. Chief Justice of India Surya Kant has stated that whoever committed excesses or took the law into their own hands should be brought to task. The Supreme Court's statement comes as a response to the security crackdown on student protests during the July 20 march organized by the Cockroach Janta Party. The top court has emphasized the need for an investigation into the matter and has warned of action against those responsible. The Supreme Court's statement is seen as a significant development in the ongoing efforts to address the issue of police brutality and excesses during protests. The court's warning is a clear indication that those responsible for the excesses will be held accountable for their actions.

Hindustan TimesTimes of India

CJP Warns of Fresh Protest if Govt Fails to Withdraw FIRs Against Protesters

The CJP has warned the government of a fresh protest if it fails to withdraw FIRs against protesters. The move comes after the government's decision to file FIRs against protesters who participated in the NEET paper leak protests. The CJP has appealed to the government to withdraw the FIRs and ensure that the protesters are not harassed.

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CJP Warns Govt to Drop FIRs Against Protesters

In a fresh statement, CJP Spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka has called on the government to ensure no charges are filed against protesters. This comes after fellow CJP spokesperson Saurav Das expressed concern over reports of students and volunteers allegedly being detained in different parts of the country. The political campaign had previously agreed with the Centre that no police action would be taken against protesters.

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CJP to Protest Again? Ashutosh Ranka Warns of Sit-in if Govt Assurances Not Met Immediately

CJP spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka has accused the central government of violating an agreement, demanding the withdrawal of FIRs against protesters, release of detained students, and assurance of no future filings. He warned that the CJP would resume its protest otherwise. The CJP had earlier agreed to call off its protest after the government assured it of certain concessions.

MintEconomic TimesScroll

Rahul Gandhi Attacks Centre After All CJP Demands Accepted

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has attacked the Centre after it accepted all the demands put by the Cockroach Janta Party. Gandhi said that the protest was 'one step in a very deep problem' and directly attacked Home Minister Amit Shah. He said that the use of pellet guns on protesters was a serious issue and that the Centre should take responsibility for it. The announcement came after another round of talks between CJP representatives and Union ministers Jitendra Singh and J P Nadda at Vithalbhai Patel House.

Hindustan TimesBusiness Standard

'Our Demands Have Been Accepted': CJP Ends Delhi Protest After Third Round of Talks with Centre

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has ended its Delhi protest after the Centre accepted its demands. The protest was held over alleged irregularities in government exams. According to News18, the CJP has withdrawn its protest after the Centre agreed to meet its demands. The party had been holding protests in Delhi for several days, demanding action against those responsible for the irregularities. The Centre's decision to accept the CJP's demands has been seen as a major victory for the party.

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Rahul Gandhi Demands Sacking of Dharmendra Pradhan

Rahul Gandhi met with students at a university in India and expressed his support for their demands, including the sacking of Dharmendra Pradhan. Gandhi stated that Pradhan has to be sacked, non-negotiable, and that a change in leadership is necessary. The meeting was part of Gandhi's ongoing efforts to engage with the youth and address their concerns. The students had been protesting against Pradhan's handling of the education ministry and had been demanding his resignation. Gandhi's visit to the university was seen as an attempt to connect with the students and understand their grievances. The meeting was attended by several students who shared their concerns and demands with Gandhi. The students had been protesting against Pradhan's handling of the education ministry and had been demanding his resignation. Gandhi's visit to the university was seen as an attempt to connect with the students and understand their grievances.

Hindustan TimesAaj Tak

CJP Nationwide Protest Highlights

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) nationwide protest has been ongoing for several days, with the protesters blocking several roads and metro stations in the capital. The protest is over the government's handling of the NEET exam, which the CJP claims is unfair. The CJP has been demanding major reforms in the National Testing Agency (NTA) and the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. The government has agreed to implement major reforms in the NTA, but the CJP is still demanding Pradhan's resignation. The protest has caused significant disruptions to the capital's transportation system, with 18 metro stations remaining shut. The government is expected to announce major reforms in the NTA at 8 pm today.

India TodayNDTV

Wangchuk Breaks 26-Day Fast, Relieved, But Vows to Continue Protest Till Pradhan Resigns

Wangchuk's decision to end his fast was met with relief from his supporters, but he has made it clear that his protest will continue until Pradhan resigns. The protest, led by the Campaign for Judicial Accountability and Reforms (CJP), has been ongoing for several weeks and has gained significant attention from the government and the public. The government has promised to take back cases against students who were not violent and to consider compensation for NEET aspirants who took their lives.

The HinduThe Indian ExpressHindustan Times

CJP Protest: India's Student Movement

The CJP protest began with exam paper leaks and has grown into India's biggest student movement in years. Tens of thousands of young men and women have taken to the streets to demand reforms. The movement has been marked by clashes with police, who have used tear gas and batons to disperse the protesters. The government has faced criticism for its handling of the protests, and the opposition has called for reforms.

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Ananya Birla Condemns Violence at Students' Protest

Ananya Birla, a well-known singer, has spoken out against the violence at the ongoing students' protest. The protests, led by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), are demanding education reforms and protesting the alleged NEET exam paper leak. Birla emphasized that violence is not an acceptable solution, urging the protesters to find peaceful means to address their concerns. The CJP has been at the forefront of the protests, with its members calling for reforms in the education system. The protests have gained significant attention from Delhi Police and security agencies, with the CJP's demands for education reforms and an investigation into the NEET exam paper leak. Birla's statement highlights the growing concern about the use of violence in the protests.

Hindustan TimesBollywood BubbleThe News Mill

19-Year-Old Struck by Pellets During CJP Protest Speaks Out

A 19-year-old student, Sahil Lochab, has been struck by pellets during a protest by the Cockroach Janta Party in New Delhi. Lochab is in hospital with a damaged right eye and several black marks on his face. He alleges that he was hit by pellets fired by the police during the protest. Lochab's family has accused the police of using excessive force during the protest, which has been denied by the authorities. The incident has raised concerns about the use of force by the police during protests and the impact on civilians. The police have launched an investigation into the incident, but no one has been arrested yet. The incident has sparked a debate about the use of force by the police and the need for greater accountability.

The Indian ExpressTimes of India

CJP Rejects Centre's Talk Offer, Calls for Nationwide Protest on July 24

The CJP has been holding protests at Jantar Mantar over the NEET paper leak deaths and the resignation demand against Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. The Centre had offered to hold talks at J.P. Nadda's residence or office, but the CJP has rejected this offer, citing that talks must be held at Jantar Mantar or a neutral venue. The CJP has called for a nationwide protest on July 24 against police brutality. The protest is expected to be held in several cities across the country, including Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru. The CJP has also announced that it will not participate in any talks with the Centre unless they are held at Jantar Mantar or a neutral venue. The Centre has not yet responded to the CJP's demands.

The HinduThe Indian ExpressHindustan Times

CJP Calls for Nationwide Protest on July 24

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has called for a nationwide protest on July 24, urging people to gather in their respective districts peacefully in solidarity with those who were allegedly attacked by the Delhi Police during the 'Chalo Sansad' march. The CJP has released a set of standard operating procedures (SOPs) and a protest toolkit for the event. The protest is aimed at demanding action on NEET-UG irregularities and solidarity over alleged police brutality.

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