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Posted On: August 26th 2026, 03:53 am

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Yesterday’s CJP protest raised more questions than it answered.

If CJP claims to represent independent civil society, why were senior AAP leaders and other opposition figures involved? Who organised the protest, who funded it, and what political coordination took place behind the scenes?

CJP increasingly faces allegations of functioning as the opposition’s B-team. Transparency is the only credible way to answer those allegations.

Meanwhile, AAP must address the controversy surrounding the cancellation of municipal elections in 28 wards of Patiala and 22 wards of Moga, including allegations of irregularities in the nomination process.

Congress, too, must answer serious questions surrounding allegations linked to MP Bimol Akoijam and JNU. Such claims demand scrutiny based on verified findings, not political convenience

CJP demands accountability from those in power. Fair enough. But will it apply the same standards to AAP, Congress and the rest of the opposition?

Civil society cannot demand transparency from everyone else while refusing to answer questions about its own political associations.

Accountability cannot be selective. Neither can democracy

- Nikhil Chandwani