The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) warns that protests may resume. CJP frames the warning as a response to alleged non-fulfilment by the Union Government of an assurance regarding punitive action against student protesters.
What happened (CJP’s warning and allegations)
CJP’s warning connects protest-related policing outcomes with an alleged assurance breach.
CJP alleges the following: hundreds of students were arrested in Bihar and West Bengal; protesters face surveillance or harassment in Delhi and other states; and there is a crackdown on volunteers assisting protesters with logistics across states.
Background and earlier protest context referenced by CJP
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