Enter search text:Business News›News›Newsblogs›CJP Protest Highlights: JP Nadda promises response to Sonam Wangchuk’s letter, says ‘will ensure some progress’ LIVE BLOG23 Jul 2026 | 12:38:16 AM ISTUnion Health Minister JP NaddaSynopsisCJP Protest Highlights: BJP president and Union Minister JP Nadda on Wednesday said the government would respond to a letter written by activist Sonam Wangchuk and work towards making progress on the issues raised by him. Nadda was addressing a press conference at the BJP headquarters.CJP Protest Highlights: BJP president and Union Minister JP Nadda on Wednesday said the government would respond to a letter written by activist Sonam Wangchuk and work towards making progress on the issues raised by him. “Today, he has written a letter. We will reply to that and make sure there is some progress,” Nadda said while addressing a press conference at the BJP headquarters.Activist Sonam Wangchuk has demanded a formal government guarantee protecting student protesters from legal retaliation before ending his hunger strike. In a letter to Union Ministers J.P. Nadda and Dr. Jitendra Singh following their hospital visit, Wangchuk noted government assurances regarding compensation for families affected by examination paper leaks and parliamentary debate on ministerial accountability. Despite calls from roughly 65 Members of Parliament urging him to end his fast, Wangchuk declared he will continue his hunger strike indefinitely until the government unequivocally guarantees that young participants of the recent Chalo Sansad march will face no punitive or retaliatory legal actions.Congress leader Rahul Gandhi alleged that nearly one examination paper is leaked every month, affecting around 7.5 crore students, while claiming there have been no convictions in such cases over the past decade. He accused a group of people of “destroying” the country’s education system and said growing frustration with the system is driving young people to protest. “The system is not just rigged, it has also become unaffordable,” Gandhi said. He was speaking at a press conference at the AICC HQ in New Delhi.Meanwhile, CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke said that they have requested Sonam Wangchuk to end hunger strike.He earlier accused the Delhi Police, saying it had "no moral right" to advise protesters on peaceful demonstrations. He alleged that police had "cracked the heads of students" during Monday's protests.Union Minister Kiren Rijiju said that the government is ready to hold discussion on NEET paper leak issue in Parliament. Security has been heightened across the national capital as heavy barricading can be seen in parts of Delhi in view of protest by the Cockroach Janta Party and Opposition parties. The DMRC announced closure of 16 metro stations in Delhi.Supreme Court has declined urgent hearing of plea challenging police action against protestors during Jantar Mantar protest. Track major highlights of the CJP protests here Show more Show less1 New UpdateModi government ready to discuss all issues in Parliament: JP NaddaDelhi: Union Health Minister JP Nadda says, "I once again assure you that the government led by PM Modi is a responsible, responsive government. It is always eager that all issues should be discussed in Parliament, and we are ready for that discussion."No blame game, need lasting solution to paper leaks through Parliament debate: JP NaddaDelhi: Addressing a press conference on the students' protest, Union Minister JP Nadda says, “This is not the time to divide the issue into 'our governments' and 'your governments'. It is a serious matter. As I have already pointed out, there is a long list of cases, including those that occurred under UPA governments, where paper leaks took place. But instead of indulging in blame games, we should discuss the issue seriously. The best forum for such a discussion is Parliament, and we are ready for a detailed debate. Through a comprehensive discussion, we can examine the factors that lead to paper leaks, identify those responsible, and review how the Central Government has responded whenever such incidents have come to its notice. We should also discuss how other governments should respond and identify the key issues that require deeper deliberation so that we can find a lasting solution. Our objective should be to ensure that crores of students across the country are not subjected to injustice.”Government ready for detailed Parliament debate on paper leaks: JP NaddaDelhi | Union Health Minister JP Nadda says, "The matter will be discussed in Parliament. We are ready to discuss it in detail. We are ready to discuss everything related to the paper leak on the forum of the Parliament...The opposition should present its views, and the government will respond..."JP Nadda accuses Rahul Gandhi of using students’ issues for ‘political mileage’Delhi: Addressing a press conference on the students' protest, Union Minister J.P. Nadda says, “Why did you (Rahul Gandhi) not speak about the UPA and UPA-supported governments, or what you now call the INDIA alliance governments? Why did you leave them out? It clearly shows that your objective is not the welfare of students. Your concern is not to improve the education system, enhance the quality of education, or ensure justice for students. Instead, you are trying to use students' issues and their demands for political mileage. You are trying to derive political benefit from them, and that is unfortunate.”Union Minister JP Nadda lists incidents of paper leak that took place in states ruled by non-NDA partiesDelhi: Addressing a press conference on the students' protest, Union Minister JP Nadda says, “If we look at the instances of paper leaks, there was a leak in the Jammu and Kashmir Services Selection Board examination when the Congress and National Conference were in power. Similarly, there was a paper leak in the Himachal Pradesh School Examination Board when the Congress was in power. In Jharkhand, Hindi and Science papers of the JAC examination were leaked when the Congress-Jharkhand Mukti Morcha government was in office. In Telangana, language papers of the Intermediate examination were leaked when the Congress, with CPI support, was in power. There was also a paper leak in the SSC language examination in Telangana under the same government... The list is much longer, and we can discuss it in detail when the debate takes place. But I want to ask the Leader of the Opposition, Rahul Gandhi, why are you being selective? Why are you so selective?”JP Nadda promises response to Sonam Wangchuk’s letter, says ‘will ensure some progress’BJP president and Union Minister JP Nadda on Wednesday said the government would respond to a letter written by activist Sonam Wangchuk and work towards making progress on the issues raised by him. “Today, he has written a letter. We will reply to that and make sure there is some progress,” Nadda said while addressing a press conference at the BJP headquarters.Protest won’t end until demands are met, Dharmendra Pradhan resigns: CJP founderDelhi: "We won't call off our protest until our demands are met and Dharmendra Pradhan resigns.. We won't let Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike go in vain," says CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke.Universities told to counsel students to stay away from protestsAssociation of Indian Universities tells higher education institutions to counsel students to remain focused on studies, not divert energySection of students staying away from classes to take part in protests at considerable cost to studies: Universities told‘War on students’: D Raja condemns police action, demands education minister’s resignationAt the CJP protest site, CPI General Secretary D Raja says, "We from the CPI have come here to extend our support... At the first instance, I would like to condemn what happened. The brutal lathi charge and use of tear gas and injuring hundreds of young people. Many of them are in hospital. I condemn this repression. We are a democracy. And government should come forward for a dialogue. It should not resort to repression, launching police attack, it is a war on students, young people of our country. So, we condemn, and we demand that Modi government without any further delay should come forward to concede the demand. The demand is resignation of the concerned education minister. Mr. Modi should take moral responsibility, constitutional responsibility and see, this demand is conceded. And the young people will continue to fight... Parliament is not allowed to function because of arrogant, rigid position Modi government is taking. We want Modi government should debate the issue on the floor of the house. Let Modi government accept the discrepancies which took place in the question paper leak, fraudulent examination system. Modi government should not destroy Indian education being rigid and adamant. So, we are continuing to support them and we will continue to support the demand."Opposition must unite, resignation more relevant than discussion: John BrittasCPI(M) leader John Brittas says, "We are happy that the Congress party and Rahul Gandhi also has come forward to express solidarity with this agitation. We have been requesting Congress party and its leadership that we need to wholeheartedly express our solidarity. So, in one way, the protest of the Congress party is welcome and we feel that there should be much more united action on the part of the opposition. Today, consecutively for the third day, both the Houses of the Parliament have been stalled. And the government made a climb down and formally announced in the Parliament that they are ready for discussion. We said discussion is not relevant. Resignation is more relevant. That was our stand."Protests against the NEET controversy escalate across TNProtests against the NEET escalated across Tamil Nadu, with various organisations demanding the examination's abolition and the immediate resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Members of Students' Federation of India (SFI) and Democratic Youth Federation of India (DYFI), both pro-CPI(M) organisations, staged an agitation in Coimbatore to express solidarity with students protesting in New Delhi. DYFI District Secretary Dinesh Raja strongly condemned the Union government and Delhi Police for cracking down on parliament-bound students and arresting activist Sonam Wangchuk, who has been on a hunger strike since June 20.You may disagree with students, but cannot lathi-charge them: CongressDelhi: "You may disagree with students, but you cannot lathi-charge them without understanding their outrage," says Congress leader Abhishek Manu Singhvi.Sonam Wangchuk conditions ending fast on protection for student protestersActivist Sonam Wangchuk has demanded a formal government guarantee protecting student protesters from legal retaliation before ending his hunger strike. In a letter to Union Ministers J.P. Nadda and Dr. Jitendra Singh following their hospital visit, Wangchuk noted government assurances regarding compensation for families affected by examination paper leaks and parliamentary debate on ministerial accountability. Despite calls from roughly 65 Members of Parliament urging him to end his fast, Wangchuk declared he will continue his hunger strike indefinitely until the government unequivocally guarantees that young participants of the recent Chalo Sansad march will face no punitive or retaliatory legal actions.‘Do whatever you want to me, focus on students’: Rahul Gandhi on ‘Chalo Sansad’ police actionDelhi: Responding to PTI's question on the police action against students during the July 20 ‘Chalo Sansad’ protest and the manhandling of Opposition MPs, including Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi, outside the Prime Minister's residence, amid the government's charge that he crossed the line and acted in a manner unbecoming of the Leader of the Opposition, Rahul Gandhi says, “This, how I was treated, is an irrelevant issue to me...Treat me five times worse, I don't care... The focus has to be on what was done to the students. The focus has to be on the education system, on paper leaks, and on the cost that these children have been forced to pay. So do whatever you want to me. Five times, 10 times, I don't care. In fact, I like it because I learn from it.”On the government's allegations against him, Rahul Gandhi says, “I don't care about the government's allegations. The government's allegations have no consequence for me.”Education system rigged, unaffordable; families being ‘robbed’: Rahul GandhiDelhi: Lok Sabha LoP and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi says, "It's not just that the system is rigged, it's that the system is unaffordable. This is a statistic that every youngster knows, but somehow the Government of India doesn't. One exam costs the families who take this exam the same amount of money as our entire education budget. The government of India, after collecting all the taxes, spends money on the future of our children. That money goes into something called the education budget. It is Rs 1.4 lakh crores. At the same time every year, Rs 1.32 lakh crore similar amount is spent by the families who are taking the NEET exam. This is pure theft from these families, nothing else. And then after you steal from them, you tell them that there's a paper leak. The thing is rigged. So this is the second reason and legitimate reason why our youngsters are outside."Sonam Wangchuk stable in ICU, vital signs within normal range: Medanta HospitalSonam Wangchuk health update | Mr Sonam Wangchuk was admitted to Medanta Hospital, Gurugram, last evening and was admitted to the ICU. He is being treated by a multidisciplinary team of doctors. Presently, he is stable, oriented, and his vital signs are within accepted parameters. All treatment being administered to him is in accordance with his informed consent: Medanta HospitalRahul Gandhi questions crackdown on protesting studentsDelhi: Lok Sabha LoP and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi says, "The question is why is this happening to our students. What exactly have our students done? They have security forces aiming weapons at them. What have they done wrong? They are protesting peacefully, they are asking for demands, they are asking for what this country owes them. They are simply asking that listen as students of the country we deserve an education system that us fair. Children have committed suicide. Our students go through unlimited stress and at the the last minute they are told that the paper has leaked..."One paper leaked every month, the system is unaffordable, says Rahul GandhiApproximately one paper is leaked every month7.5 crore students affected, zero convictions in the last decade. A group of people is destroying our education systemThis is the reason why our youngsters are protesting. The system is unaffordable, not just rigged: Rahul GandhiDelhi High Court issues notice to the Centre and Delhi Police on PILs alleging excessive force during the July 20 protestThe Court also directs preservation of all CCTV footage, body camera footage and other digital records related to the incident as per the established SOPs. The next date of hearing is September 11. CJP Protest LIVE Updates: CJP condemns the police action against Rahul Gandhi and the other MPsCJP spokesperson Saurav Das condemned the police action against Rahul Gandhi and the other MPs.He said, "We have given them (government) two options. We told them that it can either come to Jantar Mantar, or we can meet at a neutral venue near Jantar Mantar... They reached out to us on the 20th as well. Contrary to the narrative they are trying to spread, that claim is false. They have been reaching out to us since the morning, and there are visuals of the police asking us to meet with the government. Today, too, the police approached us, saying that the government wants to talk. We are happy to hold talks, but only if the government is open-minded, willing to listen to the protesters' demands, and prepared to accept them...""We are not personally in touch with Rahul Gandhi, but we welcome his peaceful protest. We condemn the police action against him and the other MPs," he added.CJP Protest LIVE Updates: Rajnath Singh says people trying to use youth as 'political tool'Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said to ANI, "...It is highly unfortunate that a few people are attempting to use the students and youth of our country as their political tool. Under the leadership of PM Modi, our Govt is committed to fulfilling the aspirations of the students and youth, as well as their welfare...I am confident that the mature youth of India understands all such attempts and they will choose the path of development and nation building.""We are also committed to ensure that there be no injustice to anyone, especially our youth and students. A few leaders in Opposition are creating a manufactured sense of anger among the people. I believe this is failed attempt to mislead the students. We are sensitive toward the youth. Monsoon session is underway and Govt has spoken about discussing all issues. But the Opposition is making inappropriate attempts at looking for solutions on streets and not Parliament...If the Opposition is serious they should not create ruckus in the session, and rather discuss issues there," he added.CJP Protest LIVE Updates: Tamil Nadu CM Vijay condemns government's 'arrest action'Tamil Nadu CM Vijay says Centre's action like arrest on NEET protest issue condemnable.Arrest of Rahul Gandhi, other leaders over Delhi NEET protest 'anti-democratic, he added.CJP Protest LIVE Updates: Congress calls a discussion in Parliament on the NEET paper leakOn the Opposition demanding a discussion in Parliament on the NEET paper leak, Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra said, "When an 8-hour discussion can take place on Vande Mataram, then a detailed discussion can be held on this issue (NEET paper leak) as well. The government always plays political games."CJP Protest LIVE Updates: Congress workers stage a protest over the detention of Congress leaders a day earlierCJP Protests: Uttar Pradesh Congress President Ajay Rai said to PTI, "This government is committing grave injustice. The way our leader Rahul Gandhi was lathi-charged and humiliated, and the way Priyanka Gandhi was also humiliated, is unacceptable. In response, our party workers have taken to the streets today and are marching to gherao the Chief Minister's residence in protest."CJP Protest LIVE Updates: CJP rejects government's offer to meet JP NaddaSaurav Das, Chief Spokesperson, Cockroach Janta Party, said, "This morning, the police reached out to us and said that JP Nadda wanted to talk to us... We are not going to anyone's office... We could meet at a neutral place near Jantar Mantar."Click here to read moreThe Delhi Police has no moral right to advise us about peaceful protests after cracking the heads of students on Monday.- Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet DipkeCJP Protest LIVE Updates: Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, Akhilesh Yadav and other opposition leaders stage protest wearing black clothes Opposition leaders stage protest during the Monsoon Session of Parliament to express solidarity with students protesting against the alleged NEET irregularities.CJP Protest LIVE Updates: Opposition can present their views during Parliamentary discussion, says RijijuCJP Protests Live: Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said, "Whatever else the opposition has to say, they can present their views during the discussion. If there is a discussion, every member has the right to express whatever they wish... But if you impose conditions to stop the discussion, it means you don't want a discussion... The government does not run away from any issue, and in a democracy, it is our responsibility to inform the people about the work we do for them...""I request our opposition not to adopt such an approach that stops the discussion... Everyone can express their views, whether it's the Congress party or Akhilesh Yadav. Stopping the discussion by making excuses isn't right... Discussions take place under certain rules. Now they won't allow discussions, and then they say that they are not allowed to speak. This shouldn't happen," he added.For three days we have been offering that the Government is absolutely ready to have a discussion on NEET paper leak issue. Since day 1 we have been saying that discussions have to be held as per rules. When the discussion is to be held, the duration of the discussion and under what rule the discussion is to be held should be decided after speaking with Floor Leaders of all parties. Govt is ready to have discussion on NEET paper leak issue. There should be a construction discussion for the future of the youth of this country - this is what the Govt wants.- Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju in Lok SabhaCJP Protest LIVE Updates: Zoho scientist says Delhi protesters want to plunge India into chaos'We are not interested in videos, we don't have time to watch': CJI on plea seeking urgent hearing against police action on CJP protestorsThe Supreme Court declined a request for urgent listing of a plea challenging the police action against students during the Cockroach Janta Party-led protest march in Delhi with CJI Surya Kant saying, "We are not interested in videos, we don't have time to watch... We don't want to watch videos."Click here to read full reportCJP Protest LIVE Updates: DMRC shuts 16 metro stations; check full list1. Lok Kalyan Marg2. Rajiv Chowk3. Patel Chowk4. Ramakrishna Ashram Marg5. Barakhambha Road6. Supreme Court...Click here to read moreHowever, Interchange facility shall remain available at Rajiv Chowk, Mandi House and Central Secretariat.We must think why the government is not able to remove its minister. What kind of pressure is there on the govt? Does the minister hold secrets of the government because of which it is not able to remove him? The govt is acting scared- Samajwadi Party MP Akhilesh YadavCJP Protest LIVE Updates: HC to hear plea against police action on students and other protestersDelhi High Court will today hear a PIL challenging the alleged police action against students and other protesters during activist Sonam Wangchuk’s hunger strike at Jantar Mantar, according to ANI. The plea seeks an independent probe into the July 18 operation, preservation of evidence and guidelines to protect the constitutional right to peaceful protest.CJP protests: 20 additional CRPF companies rushed in from West BengalCJP Protest Live Updates: 20 additional CRPF companies have been rushed to Delhi from West Bengal.CJP warns of bigger protests, says ready to face UAPA, NSA actionCJP Protest LIVE Updates: Cockroach Janta Party national spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka warned of intensified protests if the Centre did not accept the party's demands, claiming that the July 20 march was "just a trailer". He alleged that the march was peaceful and accused the police of using force against students. Ranka said protesters had been holding a peaceful sit-in for 31 days, following the principles of Mahatma Gandhi and B.R. Ambedkar.He also reiterated the party's demand that no FIRs be lodged against protesters and said the agitation would continue until the demand was met. He asserted that the CJP leadership was not afraid of legal action and was prepared to face arrest under the UAPA and NSA. He also appealed to people across political parties, including the BJP, to support what he described as a "genuine" movement.Click here to read moreCJP Protest LIVE Updates: Police registers FIR on video showing RAF personnel being chased, assaultedAccording to PTI, a FIR is registered in connection with viral video showing RAF personnel being chased, assaulted by protesters during CJP's march.CJP Protest LIVE Updates: Nadda, Jitendra Singh meet Wangchuk at Medanta hospitalUnion ministers JP Nadda and Jitendra Singh met activist Sonam Wangchuk at Medanta Hospital in Gurugram, sources told PTI.Wangchuk was discharged from the Safdarjung Hospital earlier in the evening and was shifted to Medanta Hospital in Gurugram for further treatment in compliance with a Delhi High Court order."Union ministers JP Nadda and Jitendra Singh have met Sonam Wangchuk at the hospital," a source said.CJP Protest LIVE Updates: Spokesperson alleges 'conspiracy case' being prepared"We have been informed that a conspiracy case is being prepared against us, and in all probability we will be arrested under NSA/UAPA. We knew this would eventually happen, but we have no fear. Us being jailed is a very small cost to pay for waking up an entire generation," Ashutosh Ranka, National Spokesperson, CJP said in a post on X.Highlights from todayRahul Gandhi urges PM Modi to apologise to students, seeks Parliament debate​​Dharmendra Pradhan says govt ready for NEET debate in first reaction since 'Chalo Sansad' rally​​Stones pelted at police near Jantar Mantar; city force appeals for peace, say PTI sources​​Shashi Tharoor joins Jantar Mantar protest​​CJP calls off dharna outside Delhi Police HQ after all detainees released​​ Sonam Wangchuk arrives at Medanta Hospital after Delhi High Court order​​Rahul, Priyanka Gandhi, Akhilesh Yadav briefly detained as police clear protest near PM residence​CJP Protest LIVE Updates: Rahul Gandhi urges PM Modi to apologise to students, seeks Parliament debateThe entire Opposition wants to debate over the issue of students and their demand in the LS and RS tomorrow. I suggest PM Modi to apologise to the students of India for what happened on Monday - Rahul Gandhi in his latest statement after being released from police custody on Tuesday.CJP Protest LIVE Updates: Abhishek Banerjee condemns detention of Rahul Gandhi, calls it attack on parliamentary democracyTMC leader Abhishek Banerjee posts, "I strongly condemn the treatment meted out to @RahulGandhi Ji, Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha. In a parliamentary democracy, the Opposition is not an adversary of the State but an indispensable constitutional institution. Respect for constitutional offices cannot be selective, nor can accountability be met with intimidation."CJP Protest LIVE Updates: Priyanka Gandhi demands Dharmendra Pradhan's resignationDelhi | Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra says, "What is the problem in listening to the children of our country, the future of our nation? They have a genuine demand... As their representatives, it is our responsibility to raise and empower their voices... In a democracy, protesting is a fundamental right... We will raise our voice wherever it is required... Our demand is clear and remains the same from the beginning... We have to fix the broken education system... Dharmendra Pradhan has to resign. A discussion should be held in Parliament. And the students should be heard... What is the meaning of Vande Mataram? Respecting our motherland. Our motherland is democracy. Who are these children? They are the ones who have voted us into the Parliament... Why is a bill not being introduced for the overhaul of the education system? Rs 16 lakh crore worth of loans of Adani-Ambani were waived. But only Rs 1.4 lakh crore were spent on the entire country's education..."CJP Protest LIVE Updates: Rahul Gandhi's conduct outside PM's residence shows he doesn't take LoP post seriously, says BJP chiefRahul Gandhi's conduct outside PM's residence was certainly unfortunate, a black day in history of Indian politics. It was not opposition politics but politics of anarchy: BJP chief Nitin NabinCJP Protest LIVE Updates: Samajwadi Party leaders detained during protest in LucknowSeveral Samajwadi Party leaders were detained by police during a protest in Lucknow against the detention of party chief Akhilesh Yadav and other Opposition leaders in Delhi.CJP Protest LIVE Updates: Shashi Tharoor joins Jantar Mantar protestAs Congress MP Shashi Tharoor arrives at the protest site at Jantar Mantar, he says, "The Leader of the Opposition being dragged off physically and put in detention and other MPs as well and now frankly this is something that has moved the hearts and consciences of everybody in our country. I wanted to stand in solidarity with the students who are protesting here so I've come to see them.,, I think it's a democratic right to protest. It's non-violent protest. No one is trying to do anything that that is against the law. So I don't understand why the government is behaving with such insensitivity. The brutal lathi charge, the horrendous behaviour of the of the police and today the physical dragging away of the LoP, Rahul Gandhi. All of this I think has caused a lot of dismay to law-abiding citizens of this country."CJP Protest LIVE Updates: Congress protests in Bhopal over detention of Rahul Gandhi, other leadersMadhya Pradesh: Congress stages protest outside Lok Bhavan in Bhopal after detention of Rahul Gandhi, other party leaders near PM's residence.CJP Protest LIVE Updates: Himachal CM Sukhu joins Shimla protest"The government is not fulfilling the demands of peaceful youth protesters. The police misbehaved with Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi today for backing their protest," says Himachal Pradesh CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu as he joins a protest in Shimla against the Delhi Police detaining the LoP and other Opposition leaders.CJP Protest LIVE Updates: Abhijeet Dipke’s mother condemns lathi-chargeChhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra | Anita Dipke, mother of Cockroach Janta Party's Founding President Abhijeet Dipke, says, "It was very bad. They shouldn't have resorted to 'lathi charge'... The children have been sitting there for a month... I haven't been able to speak to him... I saw it on my phone today that he was getting dizzy... I started crying after watching his video... He left such a life of luxury for all this... I didn't even look at my phone yesterday. His father did. He was very stressed. His father's blood pressure dropped after seeing what happened yesterday... I never thought he would lead such a big movement. He's a simple person... I feel he was better off in the US. I told him that leaving a good job there and coming here wouldn't help. But he didn't listen... It is good that he is raising his voice for the students, but the government isn't listening to him... The government shouldn't have done this. They shouldn't have gotten them beaten to the extent of them bleeding... 'Lathi-charge' is not India's future... What else can the students do but accept defeat if the government doesn't agree to their demands..."CJP Protest LIVE Updates: CJP calls off dharna outside Delhi Police HQ after all detainees releasedSaurav Das, Chief Spokesperson, Cockroach Janta Party, posts on X, "Our lawyers have just told us that all the detainees have been released. The dharna outside Delhi Police HQ is therefore called off..."CJP Protest LIVE Updates: Bus carrying Rahul Gandhi, other opposition leaders reaches Chhatrasal StadiumDelhi: A bus carrying LoP Lok Sabha and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi and other opposition leaders reaches Chhatrasal Stadium. The leaders was detained by police while they were protesting at Lok Kalyan Marg.CJP Protest LIVE Updates: Congress leader Dotasra backs Rahul GandhiJaipur: Rajasthan Congress chief Govind Singh Dotasra says, "Rahul Gandhi has been raising questions about India's education system for several days now. He has been amplifying the voices of students and young people through the 'Chhatron Ki Goonj' programme. In 2024, Rahul Gandhi, while speaking in Parliament as the Leader of the Opposition, had urged Dharmendra Pradhan and Prime Minister Modi to hold a discussion on the NEET paper leak, saying that students' futures were being ruined. However, Prime Minister Modi and his government did not allow any discussion on the issue..."CJP Protest LIVE Updates: ‘Fight for justice for students will not stop,' says Rahul Gandhi"Modi Ji, try every pressure, exert all your might - this fight for justice for students will now not stop or be halted," Rahul Gandhi posted on X after being detained by the police.CJP Protest LIVE Updates: Sonam Wangchuk shifted to Medanta Hospital after Delhi High Court orderActivist Sonam Wangchuk left Safdarjung Hospital for Medanta Hospital in Gurugram after the Delhi High Court ordered his immediate transfer. Wangchuk has been on an indefinite fast since June 28 over alleged irregularities in examinations.CJP Protest LIVE Updates: Rahul Gandhi, Akhilesh Yadav detained as police clear protest near PM residenceCongress leader Rahul Gandhi Vadra and Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav were detained by police as authorities moved to clear the protest site near the Prime Minister’s residence.CJP Protest LIVE Updates: 20-25 protesters released out of 64 detained in Delhi, says CJP lawyerAround 20 to 25 of the 64 protesters detained in Delhi have been released, CJP spokesperson and lawyer Ratna Singh said at Jantar Mantar. Singh urged the Delhi Police to allow the organisation’s legal team to assist those detained, saying access to legal assistance was their right.CJP protest live updates: What happened during Monday’s ‘Sansad Chalo’ march?Thousands of protesters gathered in central Delhi on Monday as the CJP attempted to march towards Parliament demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation.Clashes erupted as demonstrators attempted to move past police barricades, with police using tear gas and lathi-charge to disperse the crowd.The CJP accused security personnel of using excessive force against students and protesters.Delhi Police, however, alleged that some protesters pelted stones, attacked security personnel and damaged police vehicles near Connaught Place.CJP protest live updates: Sonam Wangchuk’s vital parameters stable: HospitalClimate activist Sonam Wangchuk remained under medical supervision at Safdarjung Hospital on Tuesday, with doctors saying his vital parameters were stable.According to the hospital’s medical bulletin, his blood sugar remained low while laboratory investigations showed persistent abnormalities requiring close monitoring.Wangchuk continued to refuse intravenous fluids and glucose despite medical advice and was being given oral rehydration solution and potassium supplementation.Wangchuk has said he will continue his indefinite hunger strike until youth representatives are allowed to meet Members of Parliament or he is permitted to do so from the hospital.CJP protest live updates: CJP rules out another Parliament marchThe CJP will continue its protest but will not attempt another march towards Parliament, Dipke said on Tuesday.“We had to call off the protest yesterday because we did not want more youth to be injured,” he said at a press conference.“We will not march again because the police will hurt the youth again,” Dipke added, claiming that more than 150 protesters were undergoing treatment in hospitals.CJP protest live updates: Dipke continues sit-in, apologises to injured protestersCJP founder Abhijeet Dipke continued his sit-in at Jantar Mantar after taking over the agitation following climate activist Sonam Wangchuk’s admission to Safdarjung Hospital.In a post on X, Dipke apologised to supporters who were allegedly injured during Monday’s clashes, particularly women protesters.“We could have done better. I could have done better to protect you,” he said, while appealing to those injured to contact him personally.Dipke also accused the government of being willing to “spill the blood of many more young students” to protect Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and vowed to continue the agitation.CJP protest live updates: CJP protest continues at Jantar MantarThe Cockroach Janta Party’s (CJP) protest continued at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar on Tuesday, a day after clashes broke out during the “Sansad Chalo” march towards Parliament.CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke remained at the protest site as the group continued its demand for Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation over alleged irregularities in competitive examinations, including NEET.Security remained heightened in parts of the national capital following Monday’s violence.CJP protest live updates: Rahul Gandhi, Akhilesh Yadav lead Opposition dharna outside PM residenceOpposition leaders led by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav staged a dharna outside the Prime Minister’s residence on Tuesday, escalating the political heat over the ongoing CJP agitation and its demand for Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation.