New Delhi: The Centre has assured that no action will be taken against organisers and participants of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) protest, BJP national president and Union Minister J.P. Nadda said after the third round of talks between the government and the party’s delegation.
In a post on social media, Nadda said the CJP delegation had submitted a five-point written proposal seeking examination and education reforms, along with demands related to the ongoing protest.
According to Nadda, the government assured the delegation that no new cases would be registered against organisers or protesters in connection with the agitation and that no action would be initiated against those who participated in the demonstrations.
He also said the Centre had expressed condolences to the families of students who lost their lives during the protests and assured that compensation would be provided in accordance with applicable rules.
Nadda stated that the government had responded positively to the CJP’s proposals on examination and education reforms and that discussions with the delegation would continue in the coming days to address the remaining issues.
Appealing to students and youth, Nadda urged protesters to end the agitation peacefully and cooperate with the ongoing dialogue process.
