India's Cockroach Janta Party demands release of protesters after reports of detention
Cockroach Janta Party
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- Scroll.in India·1d agoAssam, Bihar say they will release detained protesters, withdraw FIRs
The decisions came after Cockroach Janta Party threatened protests if BJP governments went back on the promise to not take legal action against demonstrators.
Read at Scroll.in India → - The Hindu Top·1d agoCockroach Janta Party protests | Collection of The Hindu’s ground reports
Tens of thousands of young protesters took to the streets of New Delhi, clashing with police who used tear gas and batons to push them back
Read at The Hindu Top → - Hindustan Times India·1d agoAssam to drop CJP protest cases, release detainees over NEET paper leak agitation
The CJP leadership had announced plans to intensify protests unless its supporters arrested in Assam, West Bengal and Bihar were released immediately.
Read at Hindustan Times India → - Guardian International·1d agoIndia’s youth-led Cockroach movement demands detained protesters be released
Cockroach Janta party says it has received reports of students held in detention in states of Assam, West Bengal and Bihar India’s youth-led “cockroach” movement, whose nationwide protests forced the resignation of the education minister, has urged authorities to release all…
Read at Guardian International → - Economic Times India·1d agoCJP threatens to 'sit on protest again'
Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) on Monday warned that it would resume its agitation if police action against student protestors was not halted, alleging that authorities had violated an agreement reached with Centre following the withdrawal of the outfit's nationwide protests. In a…
Read at Economic Times India → - Bloomberg Politics·2d agoInside Modi’s Decision to Cave to India ‘Cockroach’ Protests
After a day of clashes last Monday in which police used batons and tear gas to block thousands of Indian students from marching on the parliament, the target of their wrath was finally ready to step down.
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