Following the release of CJP leaders Abhijeet Dipke and two others in Delhi, the organization has publicly stated that their commitment to protest remains unchanged. The group addressed concerns regarding the conditions of their release, clarifying that they have not signed any agreements that would restrict their right to demonstrate.

According to the CJP, the legal bonds signed during their release process pertain specifically to the maintenance of public order and the prevention of a breach of peace. The organization argues that these terms do not equate to a waiver of their constitutional rights. They maintain that participating in peaceful protest is a protected activity under the law and that the recent legal actions taken against them will not deter their planned nationwide movement. The group characterized the current situation as the beginning of a broader campaign, signaling that further demonstrations are expected in the near future.