The Committee for Justice and Peace (CJP) says it has reached an understanding with the government following midnight talks and will continue to demand protection for all protesters. NDTV reports that CJP chief spokesperson Saurav Das said the party will not stop its efforts to ensure protesters are safeguarded. The statement comes after CJP held discussions with government representatives at night, with the party emphasizing its commitment to staying engaged on protest-related security and safety concerns. Das’s comments focus on the promise that no protester will be left without protection, indicating that CJP views ongoing safeguards as central to its position. While the available reporting does not specify the details of any commitments made during the talks, it frames the meeting as a step in continued negotiations rather than an end to the party’s demands. CJP’s next actions, according to the statement, involve continued pressure on the government to protect protesters.