Assam to drop cases against protesters after similar move by Bihar

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The Assam government has announced it will withdraw legal cases and proceedings filed against individuals who participated in protests. Authorities will initiate the prompt withdrawal of registered cases and review prior arrests made in connection with the protests. The decision follows careful consideration of circumstances and the need for systemic reform. No further adverse action is planned against those involved, and the matter will be treated as fully closed. The move comes after Bihar made a similar decision, with rights group CJP maintaining pressure on state governments over the issue.

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