CJP Vows Nationwide Protests, Denies Leaders Signed Non-Protest Bonds

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The Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) stated that its released leaders, including Abhijeet Dipke, did not sign any bond agreeing to cease protests. The group clarified that their release conditions only pertain to refraining from breaching the peace. It emphasized that participating in peaceful protest is a constitutional right. Following a police action in Delhi, the CJP has vowed to continue with nationwide demonstrations.

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