CJP Gets 'No FIR' Assurance from Govt

The Centre has assured the CJP that no protester will be left alone, following midnight talks between government representatives and the CJP.

The talks resulted in the government sharing draft notifications, which stated that the Bihar and Assam governments will withdraw FIRs filed against protesters and release those who have been arrested.

The draft notifications also mentioned that future legal action against demonstrators will be prevented, ensuring that protesters do not face any repercussions for participating in demonstrations.

According to the CJP, the Union government and other BJP/NDA states will release similar notifications soon, providing relief to protesters across the country.

The CJP has expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the talks, stating that all parties are in this together and that no protester will be left alone.

The development is a significant step forward in addressing the concerns of protesters, who have been demanding that the government take steps to protect their rights.

The move is also seen as an attempt by the government to diffuse tensions and prevent further unrest.

The CJP has been at the forefront of the protest movement, advocating for the rights of protesters and pushing for the government to take concrete steps to address their concerns.

The assurance from the government is a major victory for the CJP and the protest movement, and is expected to have a positive impact on the morale of protesters.

The government's decision to withdraw FIRs and prevent future legal action is also seen as a recognition of the importance of the right to protest and the need to protect this fundamental right.

In the coming days, the Union government and other BJP/NDA states are expected to release notifications outlining the steps they will take to implement the assurances made to the CJP.

This will provide further clarity on the government's plans and will be closely watched by protesters and civil society organizations.

The development is a significant step forward in the ongoing protest movement, and is expected to have a major impact on the country's political landscape.