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The fierce and aggressive movement of ‘Cockroach Janata Party’ (CJP), which has been going on continuously for the last one month at Jantar Mantar in Delhi, has shaken the politics of the entire capital. The ongoing protest over the NEET paper leak issue and the demand for the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has now reached such an explosive point from where it does not seem possible for anyone to retreat.

The incidents of violent clashes and brutal lathicharge between the protesters and security forces during the Parliament march on July 20 had put the entire Delhi government in the serious dock. The agitators from all over the country were continuously raising very sharp questions on the mysterious and long silence of Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta. But now, amid increasing political pressure from all sides and huge public anger, the Delhi government has finally woken up and the first official statement of Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has come out.

What did CM Rekha Gupta say after Prime Minister Modi’s announcement?

Breaking her long silence, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has directly supported the historic decision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on social media platforms, which has completely broken the backbone of the examination mafia of the country. Giving his quick reaction to PM Modi’s tweet, the Chief Minister wrote, “Under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi, protecting the interests of students and securing the bright future of the youth of the country is our biggest and highest priority.”

This important statement of Rekha Gupta has come at a time when Delhi Police and local administration are directly targeting the public for the strict action taken against students. Through this statement, the Chief Minister has made it very clear that the Delhi Government is fully working shoulder to shoulder with the tough stance of the Central Government.

What will change with ‘fast-track courts’? Those who attack hard work will have to face consequences

Giving more edge to her statement, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has described the formation of the government’s biggest weapon against paper leaks i.e. ‘Fast-Track Courts’ as an epoch-making and bold step. Giving a very strong warning, he wrote, “This decision of setting up fast track courts in paper leak cases and taking strict action against the culprits is the most important step towards ensuring justice to every hardworking student. The law will take its action with full severity against those who attack the rights of students and their hard work.”

This statement of the Chief Minister has made it very clear that now there will be no paper investigation only, but through these special courts the criminals will be sent directly behind the bars on record and in less time.

After all, why did the CJP movement become the biggest challenge for the government?

Since June 20, continuous protests have been going on in Delhi under the leadership of CJP against the NEET paper leak and the demand for the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. The protest turned violent during the Parliament march held on July 20, with sensational reports of several protesters and security forces being injured.

After this incident, the agitators had raised big question marks on the silence of Delhi Government and Chief Minister Rekha Gupta. The government is also facing sharp attacks from the opposition regarding the lathi charge and repressive action taken by the police.

From NDA’s secret meeting to Jantar Mantar riots: End of ‘grave sin’?

A new twist in this entire political controversy came when Prime Minister Modi himself, in a very confidential and high level meeting of the NDA parliamentary party, had directly termed the paper leak as a ‘grave sin’. Immediately after this, PM Modi made a big announcement about the formation of a fast-track court through social media, due to which Chief Minister Rekha Gupta also had to immediately come to the front.

However, the CJP workers who are still standing with full force on the streets of Jantar Mantar clearly say that this is just a political maneuver. The opposition and angry student organizations are still adamant on their demand for the immediate resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. This movement, which has been smoldering since June 20, has now taken the form of a huge national crisis.

Next chapter of suspense: Will the anger of the students calm down or will a new spark flare up?

After this first and very measured statement of the Chief Minister, now the biggest question and suspense has become whether this assurance of the Delhi Government will be able to pacify the angry students who took to the streets? On one hand, while the government is calling it ‘justice to the hardworking students’, on the other hand, the painful wounds of July 20 violence and lathicharge are still completely fresh in the hearts of the students.

Will this statement of the Chief Minister be able to cool down the burning anger of the students or will the CJP consider this statement as a weakness of the government and give this movement a more aggressive and widespread form? The coming few hours are going to be very sensitive for the political atmosphere of Delhi and the future of the youth of the country.