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Centre, CJP Announce Quashing of FIRs, Compensation, 5‑Point Charter for Protesters
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 26 Jul 2026, 08:06 AM
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The Indian government and the Chief Justice of India have jointly announced that FIRs filed against protestors will be quashed, compensation will be provided, and a 5‑point charter will be introduced to safeguard protest rights.
In a joint statement, the Indian government and the Chief Justice of India announced a comprehensive response to recent protests. The announcement includes the quashing of all FIRs filed against protestors, ensuring that legal proceedings will not be pursued against them.
Additionally, the government will provide compensation to protestors who have suffered losses or injuries during demonstrations. The compensation scheme is aimed at addressing grievances arising from the protests.
A 5‑point charter will also be issued to formalise the rights and responsibilities of protestors. The charter outlines guidelines for peaceful protest, legal safeguards, and mechanisms for grievance redressal.
The move is intended to de‑escalate tensions and promote dialogue between protestors and authorities. The government and judiciary have stated that the measures will be implemented promptly across the country.
Additionally, the government will provide compensation to protestors who have suffered losses or injuries during demonstrations. The compensation scheme is aimed at addressing grievances arising from the protests.
A 5‑point charter will also be issued to formalise the rights and responsibilities of protestors. The charter outlines guidelines for peaceful protest, legal safeguards, and mechanisms for grievance redressal.
The move is intended to de‑escalate tensions and promote dialogue between protestors and authorities. The government and judiciary have stated that the measures will be implemented promptly across the country.