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CJP Protest: 'Morning After Detention, Many Went Straight Back to Jantar Mantar'

Protesters said police made them sign papers without reading them and detained them for nearly 24 hours as they demanded action on exam leaks.

Summary by The Quint
I am a 29-year-old teacher from Nashik. Last week, I was in New Delhi for some work. For weeks now, I have been following the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) protest—and Sonam Wangchuk’s hunger strike—against the NEET paper leak and the alleged irregularities. So, when I was done with my work, I knew I had to head to Jantar Mantar.Not everyone gets to be at the heart of action. A huge protest was unfolding—and I felt I was in a far better position …

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The protests at Jantar Mantar are not limited to exams, but have become a voice against corruption throughout the system. Those participating are demanding justice, transparency, and accountability to prevent such errors in the future. A DU student arrived at Jantar Mantar with one such demand. Find out what student Sneha Arya had to say.

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The Quint broke the news in India on Wednesday, July 22, 2026.
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