Cockroach Janata Party's protest at Delhi's Jantar Mantar has been going on for 34 consecutive days. In the last few days, violence has been breaking out during student protests, in which both protesters and policemen have been injured. Now the question arises that who is instigating violence amidst the student movement? Who is attacking Delhi Police under the cover of this protest? Delhi Police is currently investigating this matter.
Meanwhile, there has been a standoff between the government and the opposition for four days during the monsoon session of Parliament. The opposition is adamant on demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, while the government says that the issue should be discussed first in both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha. As a result, neither the protests are ending nor the Education Minister is resigning. Although the government has taken a step forward, but neither the opposition nor the 'Cockroach Janata Party' is ready to back down from their demands, due to which the situation is completely stuck.
We have prepared a report on this stuck issue, which starts today with an announcement by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. PM Modi made a social media post on Thursday morning at 9.07 am, he wrote, the interest of the youth of the country and their future is our top priority. In all cases of paper leak, fast track courts will be formed to give strict punishment to the culprits as soon as possible and for speedy disposal of cases.
He further wrote, instructions have been given in this regard that the concerned departments should ensure necessary action. This is an important step in the series of decisions being taken by the government to safeguard the interests of the students. Anyone playing with the future of the youth will not be spared.
Rahul Gandhi made a post in response to PM Modi's social media post and wrote, the demands of the students are clear:
Meanwhile, the government once again called the students for talks on Thursday. On behalf of the government, Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh said that talks can be held wherever students want. At the same time, CJP says that talks will take place only at Jantar Mantar. Whereas JP Nadda, who is handling the talks on behalf of the government, said that the talks can take place either in the office or at home. CJP President Abhijit Deepke said that the protest will continue until the Education Minister resigns. Now whatever happens, it will happen at Jantar Mantar.
On the statement of Union Minister Jitendra Singh, CJP spokesperson Saurav Das has said that talks can be held at some neutral place like Jantar Mantar or Constitution Club of India. We are ready to meet you there. He also said that the government should talk directly about where the meeting will be held, when it will be held and how long the talks will last. Although the government might have hoped that the Prime Minister's promise and the government's offer would melt the hearts of the opposition and the CJP, but this did not happen and the conflict increased.
The confrontation started from outside the Parliament House. Outside the Parliament, opposition MPs including Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav started raising slogans against the government. After this NDA MPs also started protesting. NDA MPs were protesting against Rahul Gandhi's dharna outside the PM's residence on July 21. The opposition was demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over the paper leak.
After the uproar outside, uproar started inside the Parliament. As soon as the proceedings of both the houses of Parliament started at 11 am, the opposition started demanding the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan. There was talk of holding a discussion on behalf of the government. Both sides remained adamant on their demands, but no solution was found. The proceedings of the House were adjourned several times and finally the proceedings of both the Houses were adjourned till tomorrow.
Rahul Gandhi and Akhilesh Yadav met Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Thursday amid the ongoing deadlock in Parliament. TMC leaders Saugata Roy and Mahua Moitra were also present in the meeting. In fact, on Thursday itself, Lok Sabha Speaker Birla had asked the opposition leaders to meet him to decide the period and date of discussion on the NEET question paper leak issue. Birla had said that the government is ready to discuss the NEET issue and permission will be given as per the parliamentary rules under which the opposition wants the discussion.
The government is also active in this matter. Soon the central government may also call a meeting of floor leaders. The government wants to end the deadlock in Parliament by any means. Regarding this, Home Minister Amit Shah and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju met the Speaker inside the Parliament on Thursday and discussed the future strategy. Meanwhile, statements were also fired from both the sides. Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi raised the question when Prime Minister Narendra Modi should take responsibility for the future of the youth. On the other hand, BJP says that the opposition is running away from discussing this issue in the House.
Amidst all this, 17 stations of Delhi Metro remained closed for the second consecutive day. Later Jhandewala metro station was also closed. Office going people faced problems due to the stations being closed. CJI Surya Kant is very angry with the closure of the Supreme Court metro station. Chief Justice of India Surya Kant said in the morning that if the Supreme Court Metro station is not opened by noon, the Supreme Court will intervene.
Meanwhile, after the appeal of New Delhi Traders Association i.e. NDTA, all the shops, offices and restaurants of Connaught Place were closed at 6.30 pm on Thursday evening. A hearing will be held in Delhi High Court on Friday against the demonstration of Cockroach Janata Party. A PIL has appealed that the protesters have taken Delhi hostage. Many roads are closed and common citizens are facing a lot of problems.
Amidst all this, the violence that has been going on for the last two days at the protest site in Jantar Mantar is also in the news. Regarding which allegations and counter-allegations are being made. And the question is arising that who wants to hijack the student movement. Its basis is some videos, which the police are investigating. A video near Jantar Mantar is viral in which a crowd is attacking the police. The question is where did these people who committed violence in the students' protest come from? Who want to defame the students.
History-sheeter Haji Afzal from Seelampur area of Delhi was seen in this demonstration. Haji Afzal is currently out of jail on bail. A case of MCOCA and attempt to murder has been registered against him. A miscreant named Haji Afzal had arrived on July 20 and raised slogans. Haji himself uploaded this video on his social media account. Haji Afzal's wife is AAP's corporation councilor from Seelampur area. Meanwhile, the police has sent ADCP Sandeep Lamba back from the protest site to North East district.
Sandeep Lamba is accused of slapping a woman. One of his videos also went viral. After which action has been taken against him. On the issue of Delhi Police, Abhijeet Deepke of Cockroach Janata Party has alleged that BJP itself is instigating violence by sending its goons in this protest. Meanwhile, Delhi Police says that some anti-social elements are taking advantage of the opportunity by joining the crowd of protesters. Attacking the police.
