‘Give written assurance by tomorrow, otherwise the protest will start again’, why did CJP warn now?

The demonstration of Cockroach Janata Party has ended, after which in the agreement between CJP and the Central Government, it was said that no FIR or action will be taken against any protestor. But, police is taking action against the protesters across the country. There are reports of his arrest. Meanwhile, Cockroach Janata Party has given a big statement.

CJP has told the government that if written assurance is not received by tomorrow (Tuesday), then it will be forced to sit on the protest again.

the agreement is being completely violated

CJP spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka has said this while warning the government. Appealing to Union Ministers JP Nadda and Jitendra Singh, who were involved in the agreement on behalf of the government, he said that we are seeing that the agreement of not taking any police action against the protesters is being completely violated.

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CJP reminded the agreement

Ashutosh Ranka said, ‘Dear JP Nadda and Jitendra Singh ji, hundreds of students have been arrested in Bihar and Bengal. Hundreds of people are being monitored and harassed in Delhi and other states. There are many reports of detention of volunteers supporting the protesters with food items in Delhi.

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All FIRs should be withdrawn immediately

CJP said, ‘We demand that all FIRs against the protesters should be immediately withdrawn, the students should be released and no FIR should be filed in future by Delhi Police, central investigating agencies BJP and police of supported states (as per our agreement), failing which we will be forced to sit on the protest again.’

Ranka further said, ‘We also demand that the written agreement regarding the legal case be shared with us by tomorrow, which is the timeline aligned with the Government of India.’