The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) will convene a meeting of its National Working Committee on Monday to assess the government’s fulfillment of its post-protest commitments and decide its next course of action.
The CJP said that all measures necessary to secure the government’s fulfillment of its commitments will be on the table, including another round of protests
In a statement on Sunday, the CJP said that “all measures necessary to secure the government’s fulfillment of its commitments will be on the table, including another round of peaceful nationwide agitation. The CJP has requested students, young citizens, and volunteers nationwide to stay prepared. Despite the court’s repeated requests, the CJP alleged that the government failed to commit to submitting the list. The CJP highlighted that while initial demonstrations successfully achieved the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, broader systemic commitments remain unfulfilled.
The CJP noted, “The Supreme Court asked the Union Government three separate times to provide a consolidated list of FIRs registered against students and protesters across the country so that the Court could use its extraordinary powers under Article 142 of the Constitution to quash them all at one go.
The announcement follows a statement expressing “grave concern over the Union government’s conduct” after the CJP suspended its initial protest movement on July 25 based on official assurances. The bench repeatedly sought government cooperation to clear legal cases pending against demonstration participants, according to CJP leaders. The CJP noted that government representatives have failed to formally reach out to document progress on key terms, including the complete withdrawal or quashing of all protest-related FIRs, guarantees against future punitive action for peaceful protesters, and written assurances regarding “honourable compensation for the families of the deceased NEET victims.”
