Archive · 24 Aug 2026
CJP Warns Centre Over Delayed Youth Commitments, NWC Meets
The Cockroach Janta Party says the government has not kept promises made to young people.
The promises included dropping some police cases against students and protesters.
The party also wants compensation for families of people who died in NEET-related incidents.
The Supreme Court reportedly asked the government for a list of these cases.
The party says the government did not promise to provide the list.
CJP leaders warned that they may decide on further action.
Their National Working Committee is scheduled to meet on August 24.
The party is also continuing its school-improvement campaign and asking Rajasthan authorities to act over alleged violence in Jaipur.
The Cockroach Janta Party accused the Central Government of delaying commitments made to young citizens.
The commitments include withdrawing or quashing protest-related FIRs and compensating families of deceased NEET victims.
The Supreme Court reportedly asked the Union Government on August 18 for a nationwide list of FIRs against students and protesters.
CJP leaders said the government had not committed to providing the list and warned that their good faith should not be mistaken for weakness.
The CJP’s National Working Committee is scheduled to meet on August 24, while the party continues its school-reform initiative and demands arrests over alleged Jaipur violence.
- Who
- The Cockroach Janta Party, the Central Government, the Supreme Court, and CJP leaders Saurav Das, Ratna Singh, and Ashutosh Ranka.
- What
- The CJP accused the government of delaying commitments concerning protest-related FIRs and compensation for families of deceased NEET victims.
- When
- The Supreme Court request was reported on August 18, and the CJP’s National Working Committee is scheduled to meet on August 24. The articles also describe the meeting as occurring “today.”
- Where
- The commitments concern cases nationwide; the separate alleged violence occurred at a government school in Rampura-Kanwarpura village, Jaipur.
- Why
- The CJP says it called off its nationwide agitation on July 25 after receiving commitments that it now wants implemented.
CJP’s allegations and demands
Government’s reported position
FIR list and case withdrawals
CJP’s allegations and demands
The CJP says the government should provide a nationwide list of FIRs against students and protesters, enabling the Supreme Court to consider quashing them, and demands withdrawal of protest-related cases.
Government’s reported position
The articles report that the government did not commit to providing the list requested by the Supreme Court, but give no further explanation of its position.
Promises to young people
CJP’s allegations and demands
The CJP says the administration is attempting to renege on commitments that contributed to ending its nationwide agitation, including compensation for families of deceased NEET victims.
Government’s reported position
The articles do not provide a detailed government response confirming or rejecting the CJP’s allegations.
Jaipur violence allegations
CJP’s allegations and demands
The CJP demands arrests of those it says were involved in violence or incited a confrontation during its workers’ school visit, while saying it is willing to face action if its own workers are shown to have acted improperly.
Government’s reported position
The articles report that the Rajasthan Government has been urged to act on the FIRs but do not state its response.
- Party
- Cockroach Janta Party (CJP)
- Main demands
- Withdrawal or quashing of protest-related FIRs, an end to punitive action against peaceful protesters, and written assurances on compensation for families of deceased NEET victims.
- Supreme Court request
- The Court reportedly asked the Union Government on August 18 to submit a comprehensive nationwide list of FIRs against students and protesters.
- Next meeting
- The CJP National Working Committee is scheduled to meet on August 24; the headlines describe it as meeting “today.”
- Earlier agitation
- The CJP called off its nationwide agitation on July 25 after receiving commitments it says must now be fulfilled.
- School initiative
- The party is continuing its “school thik karo” initiative across the country.
- Jaipur incident
- The CJP demanded arrests over alleged violence during party workers’ visit to a government school in Rampura-Kanwarpura village and called for action on related FIRs.
