Archive · 23 Jul 2026
CJP Calls Nationwide Protest Over Police Brutality
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has called for a peaceful protest across India on July 24.
This protest is in response to police brutality against students during the NEET movement.
The CJP wants to raise the demands of the students and show support for those who were hurt by the police.
The protest is called 'Every District.
One Day.
One Demand.'
The CJP's founder, Abhijeet Dipke, criticized the government for taking 34 days to address the NEET paper leak and for shielding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
Several opposition leaders have supported the CJP, and protests are happening in different states.
However, the Delhi Police claim that protesters were violent and overpowered officers.
They plan to take strict legal action and cancel the passports of those involved in the violence.
CJP calls for nationwide peaceful protest on July 24 against police brutality during NEET movement.
Protest aims to raise student demands and support those impacted by police action.
CJP criticizes government for delaying action on NEET paper leak and shielding Education Minister.
Opposition leaders extend support, and protests occur in Mumbai, Bihar, Mizoram, and other states.
Delhi Police claim protesters were violent and plan strict legal action and passport cancellations.
- Who
- Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), students, opposition leaders, Delhi Police
- What
- Nationwide protest called against police brutality during NEET movement
- When
- July 24
- Where
- Every district across India
- Why
- To raise demands of students and support those impacted by police action during the NEET movement
CJP and Protesters
Delhi Police
Nature of Protests
CJP and Protesters
CJP calls for peaceful protests to raise student demands and support those impacted by police action.
Delhi Police
Delhi Police claim protesters were violent, overpowered officers, and chanted anti-police slogans.
Government Response
CJP and Protesters
CJP criticizes the government for shielding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and delaying action on the NEET paper leak.
Delhi Police
Delhi Police plan strict legal action and passport cancellations for those involved in violence.
- Protest Date
- July 24
- Protest Call
- Every District. One Day. One Demand.
- NEET Paper Leak Addressal Time
- 34 days by Prime Minister Narendra Modi
- Protest Locations
- Mumbai, Bihar, Mizoram, and other states
- Police Action
- Strict legal action and passport cancellations planned