"However, after the Supreme Court's order in the PILs related to our protests, the government is now saying the matter is sub judice, citing the court's observation that investigation into existing FIRs can continue," Das said. "We have not received that assurance yet, and the government is using the Supreme Court's order as an excuse to call the issue sub judice," he added. "Nowhere in the Supreme Court's order is it written that FIRs would not be withdrawn. "There are apprehensions that protesters are being harassed or targeted, and FIRs have already been registered against some of them. The CJP launched its sustained agitation against examination paper leaks at Delhi's Jantar Mantar on June 20.