FIRs in Bihar and Bengal withdrawn. But our volunteers (Mukesh, Lakshya and several others) in Rajasthan are being harassed.
We demand that the central government coordinate with the state governments and withdraw FIRs against our protestors. We are also awaiting the written agreement from Central government by tomorrow.
@whattalawyer@SauravDassss@Cockroachisback
The government must fully implement all the demands it accepted on 25 July!
End to all forms of witch hunting, false cases and arrests.
Ensure accountability for the police firing and violence on students.
Panigaon, Uttar Pradesh
A disturbing video shared by a Hindutva goons (Instagram @JAATBOBI ) shows forcing a young man inside a vehicle to lick a shoe, subjecting him to public humiliation.
#WATCH | Delhi | On Union Minister Pralhad Joshi given additional charge of the Education Ministry, Cockroach Janta Party's Chief Spokesperson Saurav Das says, "Our concerns and demands have been addressed. Those demands resonated with the youth across the country, which is why this movement gained nationwide support. Whoever becomes the Education Minister should know that the youth are watching. They will demand accountability. So, when the time comes, work in the interest of the youth. Stop paper leaks and implement our five-point recommendations outlined in the demand charter. We will meet the new Education Minister very soon. The government has promised to hold a meeting within a month, and then we will see what happens"
THANK YOU JUNAID ❤️
Dipke didn't. Sourav didn't. Ranka didn't. Wangchuk didn't. Gitanjali didn't.
No one thanked Junaid.
The same Junaid who was feeding thousands at Jantar Mantar every single day selflessly.
Nobody condemned his family being harassed in UP.
He wasn't even invited on the stage.
Why? Because he is a MUSLIM!
Thank you Junaid bhai, the youth of this country salutes you 🙏🫡
#WATCH | Delhi | Cockroach Janta Party's Chief Spokesperson Saurav Das says, "When Ashutosh and I went there, Union Ministers JP Nadda and Dr Jitendra Singh were also present...We clearly conveyed, both verbally and in writing, our three main demands...The first demand, which is non-negotiable, is that either Dharmendra Pradhan should resign or the government should dismiss him from the Cabinet. The second non-negotiable demand is compensation of Rs 1 crore for every family whose child died by suicide due to this broken and corrupt NEET education system. The third demand is that all our brothers and sisters who were peacefully protesting here but faced police brutality and had FIRs registered against them should have those FIRs withdrawn. No FIRs should be filed against anyone...Furthermore, the government should provide us with a sovereign guarantee in writing that no one will be targeted in the future. We also told them about our fourth point—our five-point policy demand charter...The government showed a positive response to our second and third demands: compensation, withdrawal of FIRs, and a written sovereign guarantee that such FIRs would not be filed in the future. The government said that, in principle, it accepts these two demands. Therefore, we have been called for another meeting tomorrow"
This man from Nagaland ordered 150 Domino's pizzas worth ₹67,734 for the protesters at Jantar Mantar, Delhi.
He said, "They are far away from my home, fighting for a better education system. I couldn't be there with them, so this was the least I could do."
Courtesy: @NalinisKitchen