Archive · 23 Jul 2026
Mumbai Police Tactics to Deter CJP Protests
In Mumbai, the police used different methods like calling protestors, visiting their homes, and asking for live locations to stop them from joining protests.
These protests were against a paper leak in the NEET exam.
The police wanted to prevent young people from getting into trouble by not letting them protest.
Some protestors felt scared and stayed home because of these police actions.
The police said they were trying to protect the young protestors' futures.
Mumbai Police used calls, home visits, and live-location requests to deter young protestors.
Protestors felt intimidated and stayed home due to police actions.
Protests were against a paper leak in the NEET examination.
Police aimed to prevent young protestors from facing legal consequences.
Mumbai Against Suppression of Students (MASS) supported the protestors.
- Who
- Protestors, Mumbai Police, Mumbai Against Suppression of Students (MASS)
- What
- Mumbai Police used various tactics to deter young protestors from joining CJP-led protests against NEET examination paper leaks.
- When
- 22 July 2026
- Where
- Shivaji Park, Mumbai
- Why
- To prevent young protestors from facing legal consequences and damaging their futures.
Protestors' Perspective
Police Perspective
Police Interference
Protestors' Perspective
Protestors felt intimidated by police calls, home visits, and live-location requests, which they saw as tactics to suppress their right to protest.
Police Perspective
Police aimed to prevent young protestors from facing legal consequences by discouraging their participation in protests.
- Date of Protests
- 22 July 2026
- Location of Protests
- Shivaji Park, Mumbai
- Organizing Group
- Cockroach Janta Party (CJP)
- Supporting Collective
- Mumbai Against Suppression of Students (MASS)
- Police Actions
- Calls, home visits, live-location requests
- Police Goal
- Prevent youngsters from joining protests and facing legal consequences