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- Abhijeet Dipke, chief of the Cockroach Janta Party, has warned the government of fresh mass protests if police harassment of students involved in the NEET examination controversy agitation continues.
- The party suspended its protests after the Centre accepted one key demand, but it says the pause is strategic and that arrests, alleged police action, and unfulfilled assurances have kept tensions high.
- The group reports around 100 arrests nationwide and is demanding, among other things, ₹1 crore compensation for families of students who allegedly died by suicide, a figure the government has not committed to.
- The warning comes days after Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned amid criticism over exam conduct failures, and the government has not officially responded to the allegations.
What to watch next
- Whether the government halts alleged police action and releases detained protesters as the CJP demands.
- Whether the Centre commits to the ₹1 crore compensation the CJP is seeking for affected families.
- Whether the CJP resumes street protests if it says the agreement is not honoured.
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