Pakistan’s reaction regarding lathi charge during CJP movement, know what was said

NEET-UG paper leak controversy and Dharmendra Pakistan’s reaction has come on the performance of Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) which is adamant on Pradhan. Pakistan Foreign Ministry spokesperson Tahir Hussain Andrabi was asked whether the police lathicharge on students protesting in Delhi is a violation of human rights. On this he said that this is an internal matter of India, we will not say anything on this.

Preparation to build fast track court

Prime Minister amid NEET-UG paper leak controversy and students’ protest Narendra Modi By posting on social media platform Regarding this, CJP said that what punishment will be given to the culprits after the papers are leaked, it is a different matter, but the big question is why the papers are being leaked?

CJP spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka said, ‘Paper leaks are happening because there are incompetent people in the system from top to bottom. Unless responsibility is fixed, unless fear is created in the minds of the culprits and unless the system is strengthened in such a way that there is no scope for paper leaks, this problem will not end.

CJP rejected the government’s proposal

The government says that it wants to talk to the students, but no response is being given by CJP. Union Minister JP Nadda said that during the last 24 hours, a proposal was sent to the CJP delegation for talks four times, but no response was received from there. He said that we are ready to talk to the students at their residence or office anywhere.

Passports of people found directly involved in violence during the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) protest can be cancelled. According to sources, Delhi Police has started identifying those people who were directly involved in rioting and other violent activities during the protest through CCTV footage, video recording and other technical evidence. In view of the current situation around Connaught Place in Delhi, shops, offices and restaurants there will be closed from 6:30 pm on Thursday (July 23).