Archive · 29 Jul 2026
CJP Threatens Protest Over SC Order on FIRs
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) is upset because the Supreme Court allowed the government to keep investigating protesters.
The CJP had stopped protesting because the government promised to drop all cases against them.
Now, the CJP says the government might use the court's decision to go back on its promise.
They are warning that if the government doesn't keep its word, they will start protesting again.
The CJP's leader, Abhijeet Dipke, also said that students are still being harassed by the police and threatened a big peaceful protest if it doesn't stop.
CJP threatens fresh nationwide protest if the government does not withdraw FIRs against protesters.
Supreme Court's interim order permits governments to proceed with existing FIRs and investigations.
CJP claims the order contradicts the government's assurances given on July 25.
CJP demands the government place the terms of the July 25 assurance before the Supreme Court.
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke warns of a 'massive peaceful protest' if police harassment of students continues.
- Who
- Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), Government of India, Supreme Court
- What
- CJP threatens fresh nationwide protest over Supreme Court's interim order on FIRs against protesters
- When
- The deadline for the government to fulfil its assurances expired on Tuesday
- Where
- New Delhi, India
- Why
- CJP alleges the Supreme Court's interim order contradicts government assurances and could be used to target protesters
CJP's Perspective
Government's Perspective
Withdrawal of FIRs
CJP's Perspective
CJP insists the government must withdraw all FIRs against protesters as per the July 25 assurance.
Government's Perspective
The government may continue with existing FIRs as permitted by the Supreme Court's interim order.
Supreme Court's Interim Order
CJP's Perspective
CJP claims the order is 'uninformed' and could be weaponized against protesters.
Government's Perspective
The government may use the order to justify continuing with FIRs and investigations.
- Protest Duration
- 36 days
- Key Demand
- Withdrawal of FIRs against protesters
- Government Assurance Date
- July 25
- Supreme Court's Direction
- Direction No. 4 permits governments to proceed with existing FIRs and investigations
- CJP's Warning
- Threatens nationwide protest if government does not honour commitments
Sources
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CJP claims Centre assured no fresh cases against protesters after NEET paper leak stir
Youth protests: SC order allowing FIRs to continue is ‘wholly unacceptable’, says CJP
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Why is CJP threatening fresh protests after Supreme Court’s interim order on existing FIRs against protestors?
CJP warns of fresh nationwide protests if Centre fails to honour July 25 assurances
CJP Warns Of Renewed Nationwide Protest, Alleges SC Interim Order Undermines Centre's Assurance On FIRs
CJP claims SC's 'uninformed' interim order contradicts government assurances
What promise did the govt make to protesters that CJP says is not fulfilled, threatens to resume agitation? WION Decodes
