CJP plans Rs 1 crore aid, website for lawyers to fight cases
Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) plans to launch a website to raise donations for a legal aid fund and connect lawyers with protesters facing legal action after the 37-day NEET agitation.
Kapil Sibal pledged Rs 1 crore to the legal aid fund and appealed to lawyers across India to represent protesters.
CJP alleges the Centre violated an understanding after the protest ended on July 25, with arrests in Bihar and West Bengal and detentions in Delhi and Uttar Pradesh.
CJP demands withdrawal of FIRs, release of detained students, and a written agreement on legal protections by Tuesday.
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