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New Delhi: The protests of Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) regarding paper leaks and irregularities in NEET-UG examination are continuing. On one hand, the Center is insisting on talks with the protesters. On the other hand, CJP has announced to hold demonstrations across the country on 24th July, after which this matter has become even more heated. CJP says that this demonstration is being organized in support of those students who have faced police action during the recent protests.

CJP adamant on his demands

The organization alleges that strict action should be taken against those responsible for the irregularities in the examination and Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan should resign from his post. Along with this, the organization has also said that the movement will continue until their demands are met. At the same time, the government says that it is ready to discuss the paper leak and the demands of the students, but the CJP has not yet accepted the proposal for talks and has decided to continue the agitation.

Advisory issued for students

Meanwhile, CJP has issued advisory for its workers and students regarding the protest to be held on 24th July. In this advisory, the organization has appealed to everyone to protest in a peaceful and disciplined manner. The protesters have been asked to use only designated places and routes approved by the administration and not to allow law and order to deteriorate under any circumstances.

Along with this, the organization has advised to raise only positive and patriotic slogans during the demonstration. During this period, people have been asked not to use any kind of inflammatory, communal, defamatory or hateful language. Not only this, the protesters have also been instructed to stay in small groups, not to stop traffic and not to bring any kind of sticks, rods or other weapons with them.

This message was given regarding security

For security reasons, CJP has advised the protesters to keep the contact number of their lawyer or a trusted person with them. The organization has also said that do not share any unverified and misleading information on social media and if someone tries to provoke, then instead of responding to it, immediately inform the organizer or volunteers.