CJP Launches Website Seeking Photos, Videos To Identify Cops Who ‘Assaulted’ Protesters on July 20

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) on Friday launched a dedicated website inviting protesters to upload photographs and videos of police personnel who allegedly assaulted demonstrators during and after the July 20 Sansad Chalo march, saying it would use the evidence to identify the officers involved and pursue legal action against them. Launching the portal at Jantar Mantar, CJP representatives appealed to protesters from across the country to submit visual evidence of the alleged assault.

CJP To Verify Evidence, File Complaints Against Officers

CJP spokesperson Saurav Das said the organisation would go through all the submissions before taking action. "We will go through every photograph and video, verify them, identify the police personnel involved and file complaints against them. We will demand registration of FIRs against such officers. If FIRs are not registered, we will approach the courts. Lawyers from across the country have come forward to help us and we will obtain court orders to ensure cases are registered," Das said. Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur Says ‘Broom Has Befriended the Cockroaches’, Sparks Political Row.

He added that the organisation will prepare a list of officers allegedly involved in the clampdown and "ensure they are punished till the end."

CJP Demands Public Apology From Delhi Police Commissioner, RAF Chief

Besides reiterating its demand for action against the police personnel allegedly involved, CJP has also sought a public apology from the Delhi Police commissioner, the Rapid Action Force head, and the Centre. "We request that all these demands be accepted at the earliest, failing which the movement will only grow bigger and spread across the country," CJP said in a letter submitted to the Centre on Friday. Delhi Police Tracks Restaurants via Packaging, Asks Them To Stop Sending Free Food to Jantar Mantar Protest Site: Report.

Assurance Sought Against Future Targeting Of Protesters

The organisation also sought an assurance that protesters would not be targeted in future. CJP said in-principle approval for this demand was given by the Centre's representatives who met CJP spokespersons on Friday.

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