CJP to launch website linking protesters with lawyers, Kapil Sibal announces ₹1 crore legal fund
1 crore, and urge lawyers across India and others to also contribute to this fund so that wherever the law is misused and false cases are filed against peaceful protesters, we will stand with them. The Lok Sabha MP highlighted the Centre's promise “that no action would be taken against any student”, questioning “on whose orders” the alleged action took place.“When the central government had promised that no action would be taken against any student, then on whose orders is such deceit taking place? Does the Uttar Pradesh Police want to prove the Prime Minister's assurances and promises to be mere rhetoric?” Yadav said in a post on X.
- ▪1 crore, and urge lawyers across India and others to also contribute to this fund so that wherever the law is misused and false cases are filed against peaceful protesters, we will stand with them.
- ▪The Lok Sabha MP highlighted the Centre's promise “that no action would be taken against any student”, questioning “on whose orders” the alleged action took place.“When the central government had promised that no action would be taken again
- ▪Does the Uttar Pradesh Police want to prove the Prime Minister's assurances and promises to be mere rhetoric?” Yadav said in a post on X.
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CJP to launch website linking protesters with lawyers, Kapil Sibal announces ₹1 crore legal fundKapil Sibal said the website will also “identify lawyers who can help.”Updated on: Jul 27, 2026, 19:46:32 ISTEdited by Arya MishraPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link The Cockroach Janta Party will launch a website which tracks legal action taken against protesters and will connect them to lawyers, Rajya Sabha MP Kabil Sibal said on Monday. Sibal further announced ₹1 crore as legal aid for the website, and urged lawyers across India to contribute to the fund.Independent Rajya Sabha MP and senior advocate Kapil Sibal addressed a press conference alongside CJP spokesperson Saurav Das.
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