SC narrows 'criminal antecedents' clause from protest order; CJP says 'confusion' removed, seeks assurance from govt
New Delhi, Aug. 3 -- After the Supreme Court said that Delhi and other states are at liberty to withdraw cases against students who took part in Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) protests, the party's spokesperson, Saurav Das, urged the government to "honour" the assurances given on FIRs filed against students.
"Now that the Supreme Court has removed confusion, we expect the Government of India and all BJP/NDA-ruled states to immediately honour the assurances given on 25 July to the young of this country," Das said in a post on X.
Das said the party had "stood by every student and every protester" throughout the protests and would continue to "closely monitor developments across states".
He said the CJP had provided "legal assistance, medic...
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