Archive · 23 Jul 2026
CJP Warns Govt of Larger Protests
A protest leader named Ashutosh Ranka from the Cockroach Janata Party warned the government that if they don't listen to the protesters' demands, many more people will come to Delhi to protest.
He said the protest on July 20 was just a small part of what could happen.
Ranka also said that the protesters are peaceful and that any trouble was caused by the police.
He demanded that the government promise not to file any legal cases against the protesters.
He said that the protesters are ready to go to jail for their cause.
CJP representative Ashutosh Ranka warned the government of larger protests if demands are not met.
The July 20 protest was described as a 'trailer' for potential larger demonstrations.
Protesters claim their demonstrations are peaceful and blame police for any chaos.
Protesters demand no FIRs be registered against them and are ready to be arrested.
The protest has been ongoing for 31 days, following the principles of Gandhi and Ambedkar.
- Who
- Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) representative Ashutosh Ranka and protesters
- What
- Warning of larger protests if demands are not met
- When
- July 20 and ongoing
- Where
- Delhi
- Why
- To address protesters' demands and prevent FIRs against them
Protesters' Perspective
Government's Perspective
Nature of Protests
Protesters' Perspective
Protesters claim their demonstrations are peaceful and that any chaos was caused by police brutality.
Government's Perspective
Government may argue that the protests have been disruptive and potentially violent.
Government Response
Protesters' Perspective
Protesters demand that the government address their grievances and not register any FIRs against them.
Government's Perspective
The government may view the protesters' demands as unreasonable and potentially illegal.
- Protest Date
- July 20
- Protest Duration
- 31 days
- Protester's Demand
- No FIRs against protesters
- Protester's Warning
- Millions more may come to Delhi if demands are not met
- Protester's Principles
- Gandhi and Ambedkar