CJP chief hails Supreme Court's quashing of FIRs against students
Abhijeet Dipke says justice has been dispensed to all those who fought at Jantar Mantar, and to the families of those who died due to NEET paper leak
Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) chief Abhijeet Dipke hailed the Supreme Court's decision to quash all FIRs against students involved in protests over the NEET paper leak, describing it as "absolute justice." The court's ruling came after a Bench headed by Chief Justice Surya Kant directed the government to compensate families of students who had died due to the paper leak.
Dipke thanked the court for delivering justice to the protesters and their families who had participated in the CJP-led demonstrations from July 20 to 25 nationwide. The protests, centered at Jantar Mantar, aimed to secure the resignation of the then Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and to address concerns over the NEET paper leak.
Dipke acknowledged the government's acceptance of their demands but held the government accountable for preventing any further student deaths due to the paper leak. He emphasized that the government must ensure no more students lose their lives due to the system's failures.
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