An Indian court has extended the detention of activists from the CJP (Campaign for Justice and Peace) organization. This decision follows a period of increasing government crackdown on demonstrations occurring nearly every day. The activists, referred to by some as “Cockroach” leaders, were initially detained during ongoing protests against the government’s policies. Details regarding the specific charges against the CJP members remain limited, but their continued custody signals a firm stance from authorities. The extension of detention has raised concerns among rights groups regarding freedom of assembly and expression in India. Protests are expected to continue despite the measures taken against key organizers and participants. This situation highlights rising tensions between the government and those challenging its decisions through public demonstration.