CJP spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka said the organization expected to get a written agreement today on issues like compensation and legal action. He said that talks are going on with the government on many important issues related to the movement and the organization hopes to get assurances on these matters. Ranka said that the main demand of the movement is the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. He further said that the organization is also waiting for the government’s response to this special demand.
Ashutosh Ranka said that if Dharmendra Pradhan does not resign, the movement will intensify further. According to him, in such a situation CJP may soon give a new call for nationwide action to take the movement forward. Ranka stressed that the people involved in the movement are serious about their demands and he hopes that the government will take a positive decision on them. He also indicated that the future strategy would depend on the government’s response and the outcome of the talks.
What is the main issue of CJP?
CJP believes that concrete steps need to be taken on issues like compensation, legal action and accountability. The organization believes that clear decisions and accountability in these matters are necessary to address the concerns of students and their families. He said that the future direction of the movement would be decided in the coming days and if there is no satisfactory response to the main demands, the protests could be extended further.
