'Your fight will inspire many': CJP's Abhijeet Dipke congratulates Jharkhand students after govt accepts demands

CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke expressed his congratulations to protesting students in Jharkhand after the government accepted their demands on Monday. Dipke praised the efforts of the students, particularly Devendra Nath Mahto, who has been on a hunger strike for nine days. The CJP had previously supported the Jharkhand student protest, with Dipke stating that his team would join the movement.

On August 8, a delegation from CJP arrived in Ranchi to join the protest site. Dipke had also spoken with Mahto via a video call, condemning the alleged police brutality during a protest march in Ranchi. Chief Minister Hemant Soren announced on Monday that the state government has decided to cancel all activities associated with TDPL (TSR Data Processing Private Limited), including examinations, results, and selected candidates.

An inquiry will be conducted into all errors and irregularities since 2014. Soren assured the students that the government would address their concerns and ensure transparency in examination reforms.