The Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP), an advocacy group, has publicly called on the government to cease investigations and legal actions directed at students. The organization characterized these ongoing efforts as a 'witch-hunt,' suggesting that the state is unfairly targeting individuals within the student community.

In its statement, the CJP warned that if the government does not halt these measures, it should prepare for a new wave of public agitation or 'stirs.' The group’s ultimatum frames the current situation as a significant point of friction between civil society activists and state authorities. While the CJP has taken a firm stance against the government's approach, the specific nature of the investigations—such as the legal grounds for the actions or the specific student groups involved—remains unaddressed in the initial report. The government has not yet issued a formal response to the CJP’s demand, nor have they clarified the scope or intent of the student-related inquiries currently underway. The situation remains fluid as the CJP prepares for potential mobilization should their demands remain unmet.