‘Govt has played delay games’: CJP announces march from India Gate to Delhi Police HQ on Sept 5 | India News

'Govt has played delay games': CJP announces march from India Gate to Delhi Police HQ on Sept 5
Cockroach Janta Social gathering (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke Picture credit score: Reuters

NEW DELHI: The Cockroach Janta Social gathering (CJP) has introduced a youth march on September 5 in Delhi, accusing the federal government of failing to honour commitments that led to the withdrawal of the scholars’ protest at Jantar Mantar on July 25. The CJP stated the federal government had did not act on its assurance to withdraw FIRs in opposition to college students and protesting college students.The march will start at India Gate and proceed in direction of the New Delhi Police Headquarters, in line with an announcement issued by the CJP Nationwide Working Committee, posted on X. The organisation stated the protest could be led by households of deceased NEET victims and victims of alleged police brutality, with college students and youth organisations anticipated to hitch.Within the publish, the CJP stated, “The Cockroach Janta Social gathering strongly condemns the Union Authorities’s failure to honour the commitments made to India’s youth on July 25, notably these regarding the withdrawal of FIRs in opposition to college students and protesters.”“With the Authorities persevering with to delay and keep away from fulfilling its assurances, the CJP Nationwide Working Committee has determined to renew peaceable mobilisation,” it stated.The CJP stated the choice adopted a overview of the commitments it alleges had been made by the federal government on July 25, after which nationwide youth protests had been withdrawn.The assertion stated the committee had expressed “critical doubts over whether or not the Authorities intends to honour its phrase in any respect”, alleging that the federal government had delayed motion and averted offering clear commitments.It additionally referred to proceedings earlier than the Supreme Court docket, saying that on August 18, the courtroom had sought a listing of FIRs registered throughout the nation in order that it may take into account coping with them collectively. The CJP alleged that the federal government had not given a transparent dedication on the difficulty.The organisation additionally added, “This can’t proceed. Our persistence can’t be mistaken for weak spot. Our good religion can’t turn into a possibility for the Authorities to betray us.”Saying the September 5 mobilisation, the CJP stated, “We announce a peaceable protest march from India Gate to the brand new Delhi Police Headquarters on 5 September, led by the households of the deceased NEET victims and victims of police brutality, and joined by college students and younger residents from throughout the nation.”The group stated it had returned to the streets as a result of the federal government “seems decided to commit a ‘vishwasghaat’ with Gen-Z, the younger technology of this nation, and the households who’ve already misplaced their youngsters.”It additional stated, “We withdrew a nationwide motion in good religion. A authorities can’t take the belief of a complete technology, use it to ship them residence, after which quietly retreat from its personal phrase. We is not going to settle for this tried betrayal.”The CJP has urged college students, youth organisations and younger residents to collect at India Gate on September 5. “The households who misplaced their youngsters will stroll on the entrance. Victims of police brutality will stroll with them,” the assertion stated.Earlier, the CJP, that describes itself as a youth-focused motion, had led a 37-day protest at Jantar Mantar over the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak, alongside activist Sonam Wangchuk’s 26-day starvation strike.

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