Archive · 22 Jul 2026
Violent CJP Protests Near Parliament Condemned
There were big protests near the Parliament by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) and students.
They were upset about paper leaks in exams and wanted the Education Minister to resign.
The police used force to control the crowd, which some people think was wrong.
Others say the opposition parties are making the situation worse by encouraging the protests.
The Prime Minister called a meeting of his allies, but some people think the name of the meeting doesn't match the problems the country is facing.
Violent protests by CJP supporters and students near Parliament.
Police used lathis and tear gas to control the crowd.
Protestors demand the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
Opposition parties accused of inciting students and politicizing the issue.
Prime Minister's meeting named 'Mangal Milan' criticized for being inappropriate given national issues.
- Who
- CJP protestors, including students, and opposition parties
- What
- Violent protests near Parliament and police crackdown
- When
- 22nd July 2026
- Where
- Near Parliament
- Why
- Protestors demand the resignation of the Union Education Minister and address paper leaks in the education system
Condemnation of Police Action
Criticism of Opposition Incitement
Police Crackdown
Condemnation of Police Action
The police crackdown on CJP protestors using lathis and tear gas is despicable and violates the right to peaceful protests.
Criticism of Opposition Incitement
The opposition parties are inciting students and politicizing the issue, creating unrest in the student community.
Education Minister's Resignation
Condemnation of Police Action
The ruling dispensation should prioritize negotiation and address grievances rather than using force, and the education minister should resign.
Criticism of Opposition Incitement
The opposition leaders should stop politicizing the issue and creating unrest among students.
- Date
- 22nd July 2026
- Location
- Near Parliament
- Protestors
- Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) supporters, including students
- Police Action
- Use of lathis and tear gas
- Core Demands
- Resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and addressing paper leaks in the education system
- Opposition Involvement
- Opposition parties are accused of inciting students and politicizing the issue