CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke said the organization would return to the streets if police action against students continued. The Government must stop targeting and witch-hunting students,” Dipke said in a social media post. According to the CJP, at least 100 people have been arrested during the protests, many under non-bailable charges. The renewed warning comes days after multiple videos surfaced on social media allegedly showing protesters being assaulted following the conclusion of the demonstrations. Several social media accounts sympathetic to the ruling party shared photographs and videos of women and student protesters while calling for their arrest and tagging police authorities in Delhi and Uttar Pradesh.