The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has formally intervened following reports of minors participating in a protest organized by the Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) in Mumbai. The commission has issued official notices to several key stakeholders, including the Mumbai Police Commissioner, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, X Corp. (formerly Twitter), and the Maharashtra Women and Child Development Department.

The NHRC is seeking detailed action-taken reports from these entities to be submitted within one week. The inquiry stems from concerns regarding the safety and potential exploitation of children in a political or protest environment. While the commission has initiated this oversight process, the specific details regarding the nature of the minors' participation and the exact allegations of misconduct remain under review by the authorities.

Currently, the investigation is in its preliminary stages. The various government departments and X Corp. are expected to provide their responses to the commission's notice, which will clarify the steps taken to ensure child protection and compliance with legal standards regarding minors in public demonstrations. No further details regarding potential penalties or specific findings have been released at this time.