Archive · 29 Jul 2026
CJP Warns of Protests Over Supreme Court Order on FIRs
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) is worried about a Supreme Court order that lets the government investigate FIRs against students who protested.
The CJP says this goes against the government's promise to drop all cases.
They think the government might use this order to harass protesters.
The CJP wants the government to keep its promise and be transparent.
If the government doesn't, the CJP warns they will protest again.
The CJP's founder also said they will protest if the police keep bothering students.
The Supreme Court ordered the government to proceed with investigations into FIRs against protesters.
The CJP believes this order contradicts the government's promise to withdraw all complaints.
The CJP warns the government might use the order to harass protesters.
The CJP urges the government to be transparent and keep its promise.
The CJP threatens to protest again if the government does not honor its commitments.
- Who
- Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), Supreme Court of India, Government of India
- What
- CJP warns of protests over Supreme Court order allowing investigations into FIRs against protesters
- When
- June 25 (Supreme Court order), July 25 (Government assurance)
- Where
- India
- Why
- CJP believes the Supreme Court order contradicts the government's assurance to withdraw all complaints and could be weaponized against protesters
CJP's Concerns
Government's Stance
Supreme Court Order
CJP's Concerns
The CJP believes the Supreme Court order allowing investigations into FIRs contradicts the government's assurance to withdraw all complaints and could be weaponized against protesters.
Government's Stance
The government has not opposed the Supreme Court order, but the CJP warns that it may use the order to continue FIRs against protesters.
Government's Assurance
CJP's Concerns
The CJP urges the government to place the terms of its assurance before the Supreme Court for transparency and to prevent the politicization of institutions.
Government's Stance
The government has not publicly responded to the CJP's concerns, but the CJP warns of protests if the government does not honor its commitments.
- Supreme Court Order Date
- June 25
- CJP Protest Duration
- 36 days
- Government Assurance Date
- July 25
- CJP Spokesperson
- Saurav Das
- CJP Founder
- Abhijeet Dipke