CJP announces Sept 5 Delhi march over Centre’s ‘unfulfilled’ promises

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has scheduled a peaceful protest march in Delhi for September 5, claiming the central government has not delivered on previous promises made to the youth. Following their decision to suspend a protest at Jantar Mantar on July 25 over the NEET-UG 'paper leak,' the CJP alleged that the government has not fulfilled its pledges to withdraw all FIRs against protesters and provide financial aid to families of NEET students who committed suicide due to the incident.

The statement mentioned that these promises have yet to be honoured. The march is set to commence at India Gate and proceed towards the Delhi Police Headquarters, with participants including families of NEET aspirants who died and victims of alleged police brutality. The CJP's National Working Committee reached this decision during a meeting on Monday, expressing frustration that nearly a month has passed without any significant action.

The party also criticized the central government for failing to provide clear commitments on issues raised before the Supreme Court, citing a court decision on August 18 where the SC demanded the Centre's list of FIRs to assess whether they could be addressed collectively. The CJP urged young people, students, and youth organisations across India to join the peaceful demonstration, emphasizing that they will not tolerate any "betrayal" by the government and that the march will remain peaceful and democratic.