The Supreme Court cancels all FIRs registered against members and supporters of the Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP), with an exception for individuals who have criminal antecedents. The decision comes amid legal proceedings tied to CJP’s protest activities.
In response to the court’s order, CJP calls off a planned protest march in Delhi scheduled for September 5. The available reporting focuses on the immediate impact of the ruling on both ongoing criminal proceedings and the group’s next planned public demonstration.
While the coverage emphasizes the broad cancellation of FIRs, it also highlights the narrow carve-out: cases involving criminal antecedents remain subject to continued action. The reports do not conflict on the core outcome—termination of FIRs for CJP protesters—nor on the group’s decision to postpone or cancel its planned march following the Supreme Court’s direction.
