The Civil and Political Action Committee (CJP) withdraws its protest with immediate effect after the Centre agrees to several of the party’s demands, according to NDTV. The agreed measures include waiving FIRs filed against protestors in BJP-ruled states and providing compensation to the families of those who die following the NEET examinations. The Centre also agrees not to take action against protestors. CJP’s decision is presented as a response to the assurance that these demands will be met. The report frames the withdrawal as part of a negotiated resolution between the CJP and the government, with the protest called off immediately following the agreement. The outlet does not add further details on the implementation timeline or the full list of demands, but it highlights the specific commitments on FIRs, compensation for NEET-related deaths, and protection from further action for protestors.