CJP Calls Nationwide Peaceful Protest on July 24 Over Alleged Police Action Against Students

The Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) has called for a nationwide peaceful protest against alleged police action during student demonstrations, urging supporters to participate while maintaining discipline and non-violence.

The organisation announced the protest amid growing tensions over student agitations linked to examination irregularities, alleged paper leaks and concerns over the handling of demonstrations by authorities.

CJP urges citizens to join peaceful demonstrations

The CJP has appealed to students, parents and citizens to take part in the protest while following guidelines issued by the group.

The organisation has emphasised that the demonstrations should remain peaceful and should not involve violence, damage to public property or confrontation with law enforcement personnel.

The call comes after allegations by student groups and Opposition leaders that protesters faced excessive force during recent demonstrations in Delhi and other cities.

Guidelines issued for protesters

The CJP has asked participants to maintain calm during the demonstrations and avoid actions that could disturb public order.

The organisation has advised protesters to:

• Keep the protests peaceful and disciplined.
• Avoid arguments or clashes with police personnel.
• Not damage public property.
• Follow local laws and instructions issued by authorities.
• Ensure that the movement remains focused on student-related concerns.

The group said the purpose of the protest is to highlight issues affecting students and demand accountability over alleged failures in the education system.

Protests gain momentum over student issues

The nationwide protest call comes amid a wider debate over examination security and alleged irregularities in competitive exams.

Student groups have raised concerns over paper leaks, transparency in examination processes and the impact of such controversies on the future of millions of aspirants.

The issue has also become a political flashpoint, with Opposition parties criticising the Centre’s handling of student grievances and demanding stronger action against those responsible.

Authorities monitoring demonstrations

With protests expected in several cities, local administrations and police forces are likely to monitor gatherings to maintain law and order.

The CJP has reiterated that its protest movement is intended to remain peaceful and has appealed to participants to ensure that the demonstrations do not turn into clashes or disruptions.