Two CJP Protesters Hospitalized After Police Intervention, Hunger Strike Continues

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Two youths, Manish Brahmabhatt and Rahul Pandya, were hospitalized on Monday after police forcibly intervened in their indefinite hunger strike against the Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) founder. The protesters had been demonstrating against the organization's core committee list, alleging that they were unfairly excluded in favor of newer members. They accused the CJP leadership of favoritism in the selection process. Despite the hospitalization of the two leaders, the protest has not subsided, with new volunteers stepping in to continue the hunger strike in their absence.

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