Archive · 23 Aug 2026
School Outreach Campaign Triggers FIRs Across Rajasthan and Maharashtra
A group called CJP ran a school outreach campaign.
The campaign led to disagreements and police complaints.
Some villagers filed complaints, and CJP also filed complaints.
Police registered two separate cases.
The cases were connected to information given by both sides.
Jaipur South police are collecting statements.
They are also investigating what happened.
The report does not say what the investigations will conclude.
The Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) school outreach campaign has triggered controversies and multiple FIRs.
Jaipur South police registered cases following complaints from both CJP and villagers.
DCP Rajarshi Raj Verma said two separate cases were registered.
Police are recording statements from those involved and investigating the matter.
The report identifies Rajasthan and Maharashtra as locations connected to the controversy.
- Who
- CJP, villagers, and Jaipur South police, including DCP Rajarshi Raj Verma.
- What
- Two separate FIRs were registered after complaints related to a school outreach campaign.
- When
- Not specified in the report.
- Where
- The controversy is linked to Rajasthan and Maharashtra; the cited police action occurred in Jaipur South.
- Why
- Police said complaints were received from both CJP and villagers.
CJP
Villagers
Police complaints
CJP
CJP filed a complaint connected to the controversy, according to the Jaipur South DCP.
Villagers
Villagers also filed complaints connected to the controversy, according to the Jaipur South DCP.
Case proceedings
CJP
One of the two registered cases was based on information provided by CJP.
Villagers
The other registered case was based on information provided by villagers.
- Organization
- Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP)
- Issue
- Controversy surrounding a school outreach campaign
- Police unit
- Jaipur South police
- Police official
- DCP Rajarshi Raj Verma
- Cases registered
- Two separate cases
- Complainants
- CJP and villagers
- Current status
- Police are recording statements and investigating