CJP warns of fresh protests over Centre’s ‘promise breach’ — CJP demands written agreement from Centre amid crackdown on protesters and volunteers across States; Bihar government announces withdrawal of all FIRs against protesters, but no word from BJP-ruled West Bengal
The Chief Justice of India (CJP) has warned of potential fresh protests following the Centre’s alleged failure to uphold its promises, according to a report from *The Hindu*. The CJP has called for a written agreement from the government, as tensions continue to rise over the treatment of protesters and volunteers in various states. The situation has escalated amid reports of a crackdown on demonstrators, with some facing legal action.
In a separate development, the Bihar government has announced the withdrawal of all FIRs (First Information Reports) against protesters, signaling a possible shift in the legal stance. However, no official response has been received from the BJP-led government in West Bengal, where similar protests have also been reported.
The controversy surrounding the Centre’s promises has sparked concerns among legal and civil society groups, who argue that the government has not fulfilled its commitments. The CJP’s demand for a written agreement is seen as a key step in addressing the growing unrest.
The situation remains under close watch, with reports indicating that the protests could intensify if the government does not take further action.