The Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) calls off its planned September 5 protest and march, following a Supreme Court order related to FIRs connected to youth protests.
Multiple outlets report that the Supreme Court quashes certain FIRs connected to demonstrators, after requests from the Union government and state authorities. The Economic Times and Times of India frame the decision as CJP cancelling the march in response to the court action. Scroll.in similarly links the development to the quashing of FIRs tied to youth protests, noting that the government sought withdrawal of the first information reports registered against demonstrators in the relevant cases.
While the outlets agree on the core sequence—government moves the court, the FIRs are quashed, and CJP cancels the Sept 5 event—they vary slightly in emphasis. Times of India and Scroll.in specifically mention the FIR withdrawal/quashing at the government’s request and connect it to protests by youth. The Economic Times reports the call-off directly, without additional procedural detail in its brief.
