CJP Party Founder Abhijit Dipke: The founder of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), announced on Thursday that the party will launch its nationwide ‘Kya Bolti Public’ (What Does the Public Say) campaign next month to connect with people across the country. He also emphasised that, alongside education reforms, unemployment would be raised as a major national issue.
Dipke made this announcement at a press conference following a two-day core team meeting of the CJP at his residence in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra. Cockroach Janata Party Chief Spokesperson Sourav Das, Spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka, and other party representatives were also present at the press conference.
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CJP Party Founder Abhijit said, “During the ‘Kya Bolti Public’ campaign, we will find out what people think about the country’s current situation and the problems they are facing.”
Highlighting the party’s priorities, Abhijeet said, “Unemployment is a major problem; we will make it a nationwide issue. We will work on education reforms. Education has been expensive right from the school level. Education is being used to make a profit. But we want to change this.”
Commenting on RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat’s interaction with students in Mumbai, CJP Party Founder Dipke said, “I think it happened a bit late, didn’t it? He should have spoken to those students on July 20 itself, when they were beaten up. Mohan Bhagwat, whom I consider the ideological guide of the BJP, should have stepped forward. He should have met those students.”
CJP Party Founder Abhijit further added, “If this movement hadn’t happened, if so many young people across the country hadn’t taken to the streets, when was the last time these people would have actually spoken to ‘Gen Z’? They used to dismiss them, saying, ‘What do these people even do? They aren’t serious. They just dance on Instagram.'” “Well, yes, they dance. At least they don’t riot on the streets, the way you people do.”
Referring to the protests led by the CJP last month at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi, sparked by the NEET paper leak and other exam irregularities, Dipke claimed that these very protests forced Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan to resign. He stated, “Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation is the biggest success of the students’ movement.”
CJP Party Founder Abhijit also noted that not only students but also unemployed youth participated in these protests. Describing these demonstrations as a turning point, CJP Party Founder Dipke said, “The fear that this government had instilled in people’s minds over the last 10–12 years has now vanished.”
He further added, “Now, people will take to the streets. Today, they demanded the resignation of one individual; tomorrow, they will demand the resignations of others as well.” CJP Party Founder Dipke pointed out that nearly 60 percent of India’s population is under the age of 35, and the majority of those protesting at Jantar Mantar belonged to this age group.
Elaborating on the party’s ideology, he said, “The CJP will work in accordance with the vision of a developed India held by Babasaheb Ambedkar, Mahatma Gandhi, and Pandit Nehru.” He added, “Our ideology is the same as that of the Constitution of India.” The CJP founder also emphasised the need to restore public trust in the media, stating that its credibility must be regained.
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