CJP Calls Off Protests Until Diwali| Das & Ashutosh Ranka Face Crime Branch Notice| Dr. Manish Kumar
The Citizens' Justice Front (CJP) leadership has announced a temporary halt to ongoing protests until the Diwali festival, raising questions about a potential shift in their operational strategy following recent developments. Recently released from Tihar Jail, prominent CJP figures Sourav Das and Ashutosh Ranka have encountered fresh legal scrutiny after receiving official notices from the Crime Branch for interrogation. Both activists have reportedly requested additional time from investigating authorities to formally respond to the summons. Concurrently, fellow leader Abhijeet Dipke confirmed the decision to pause demonstrations across the national capital. The high-profile Jantar Mantar controversy continues to draw significant public attention as law enforcement agencies pursue their inquiries into the actions of the organization's key members, leaving the future trajectory of their movement uncertain as authorities monitor the situation closely.
CJP leaders Sourav Das and Ashutosh Ranka are out of Tihar Jail but have received Crime Branch notices for questioning. Both have reportedly sought more time to respond. Meanwhile, Abhijeet Dipke has announced a pause in protests until Diwali. Is CJP changing its strategy, or is the Jantar Mantar controversy far from over?
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