Ashutosh Ranka: CJP has accused the central government of police action against students. The organization has demanded withdrawal of all the cases and warned that if the demands are not met, the movement will start again.
The dispute between the central government and the protesting organizations regarding the student movement seems to be deepening once again. Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has alleged that the alleged assurance given of not taking police action against the students was not followed. The organization claims that hundreds of students have been arrested in several states including Bihar, West Bengal, while protesters in Delhi and other states are being monitored and allegedly harassed.
Demands raised by addressing Union Ministers
CJP national spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka shared a post on social media addressed to Union Ministers JP Nadda and Dr. Jitendra Singh, demanding immediate withdrawal of cases registered against all the protesters. He alleged that the action against the students is contrary to the spirit of the alleged agreement and is increasing dissatisfaction among the students.
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Warning: If demands are not accepted then there will be agitation
Ashutosh Ranka said that if the government does not withdraw all the cases registered against the protesters and does not stop the alleged action, the CJP will start the agitation again. The organization says that it will continue to raise its voice to protect the democratic rights of students.
Awaiting official response from the government
At present, there has been no official response from the Central Government on these allegations of CJP. At the same time, this matter remains a topic of discussion on social media. The allegations have not yet been independently verified and the picture may become clearer after the government’s response.
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