Reports of arrests across multiple states have prompted CJP to urge Union Ministers JP Nadda and Jitendra Singh to honour promises made before the agitation ended.
BY PC Bureau
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Dear @JPNadda @DrJitendraSingh ji,
We are observing a complete breach of the agreement regarding no police action against the protestors. Hundreds of students have been arrested in Bihar and Bengal, and hundreds are being surveilled/harrassed in Delhi and other states. Multiple…
— Ashutosh Ranka (@AshutoshRanka) July 27, 2026
The agitation was suspended on Saturday, 25 July, after Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan stepped down and the Centre indicated it would address the CJP’s principal requests. Those requests covered:
- Highest possible compensation for families of individuals who died by suicide linked to the NEET paper leak
- Cancellation of all related FIRs filed by the Centre or NDA-ruled states, together with a permanent bar on action against participants
- Serious examination of the CJP’s five-point plan for examination reforms, including direct talks with the government
Despite claims that these points had been accepted, accounts of detentions soon appeared from Bihar, West Bengal and elsewhere.A notable case centres on Mohammad Junaid, a CJP volunteer from Ghaziabad. Reports state that police searched his home the day before the protest ended, detained relatives and confiscated bank passbooks and PAN cards. Junaid further alleged harassment of his family in Meerut; the local police have rejected the accusation. CJP spokesperson Ratna Singh has confirmed that Junaid remains safe and is receiving legal support, affirming the organisation’s continued backing for him and other volunteers.
