Delhi Police officers informed CJP organizers about insufficient crowd management during their protest. Officers warned of criminal elements and the need for more volunteers to maintain order. The CJP’s core committee will meet on August 5th to discuss future strategies. Activists and volunteers were asked to spend time with families after the protest concluded. The CJP’s anti-NEET paper leak campaign gained significant national traction. Delhi Police officers informed CJP organizers about insufficient crowd management during their protest. Officers warned of criminal elements and the need for more volunteers to maintain order. The CJP’s core committee will meet on August 5th to discuss future strategies. Activists and volunteers were asked to spend time with families after the protest concluded. The CJP’s anti-NEET paper leak campaign gained significant national traction.
Trending
- ‘Do not befriend Kaafirs’: Pakistani general levels terror allegations against India
- Why are our cities digging the same roads again and again?
- Kerala rain fury: 15 dead, 7 missing as relief camps shelter thousands
- How J. Robert Oppenheimer brought together thousands of scientists to build the world’s first atomic bomb
- ‘Entire system working to protect Brij Bhushan’: Vinesh Phogat says wrestlers to continue fight
- Mark Zuckerberg lays off 8,000 employees, spends $130B on AI
- Who is Jacob Tsimerman: Fields Medal-winning mathematics professor who was once one of AI’s biggest critics, now joining OpenAI to tackle AI safety
- Only three Hawaiian producers meet US’s organic honey standards; study suggests rule review