Archive · 28 Jul 2026
CJP Launches Legal Aid Fund for Protesters
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has started a website to collect money for helping people who joined protests and are now in legal trouble.
They had a big protest for 37 days and stopped on July 25 after some agreements with the government.
But now, they say the government is not keeping its promises and is still arresting students.
Kapil Sibal, a famous lawyer, has promised to give ₹1 crore to help these protesters.
He also asked other lawyers to help.
The CJP is worried that the government might start blaming protesters for false things, like they did in other protests.
They want the government to stop arresting people and to let the students go free.
If the government doesn't do this, the CJP says they might start protesting again.
CJP launches a website to raise funds for legal aid for protesters.
Kapil Sibal pledges ₹1 crore and urges lawyers to support protesters.
CJP expresses concerns about post-protest targeting and false cases.
Government agreed to drop cases and prevent police intimidation but CJP alleges breach of agreement.
CJP demands withdrawal of FIRs and release of detained students by Tuesday.
- Who
- Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), Kapil Sibal, Government officials
- What
- Launch of legal aid fund and announcement of financial support for protesters
- When
- July 27, 2026
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- To provide legal and financial support to protesters facing legal action and to address concerns of post-protest targeting
CJP and Supporters
Government and Law Enforcement
Legal Action Against Protesters
CJP and Supporters
CJP alleges breach of agreement and demands withdrawal of FIRs and release of detained students.
Government and Law Enforcement
Government has not publicly responded to the allegations but had previously agreed to drop cases.
Use of Force During Protests
CJP and Supporters
CJP claims severe crackdown and use of AK-47s by police in Bihar.
Government and Law Enforcement
No official statement from the government on the use of force.
- Date
- July 27, 2026
- Location
- New Delhi
- Legal Aid Fund
- ₹1 crore pledged by Kapil Sibal
- Protest Duration
- 37 days
- Key Figures
- Kapil Sibal, Saurav Das, Ratna Singh, Ashutosh Ranka
- Government Agreement
- Agreement to drop cases and prevent police intimidation
- CJP Ultimatum
- Demand for withdrawal of FIRs and release of detained students by Tuesday
Sources
Kapil Sibal Donates Rs 1 Crore To CJP's Legal Aid Fund For Arrested NEET Protesters
CJP launches legal aid fund website for NEET protesters, Kapil Sibal pledges ₹1 crore
Sibal contributes Rs 1 cr to CJP for students' legal aid
Who will benefit from Kapil Sibal's ₹1 crore legal aid fund for NEET protesters? This is what we know
'I Will Give ₹1 Crore': Kapil Sibal Extends Legal, Financial Support To CJP Protesters | VIDEO
