CJP next strategy Abhijit Dipke statement: The Cockroach Janata Party (CJP)’s 36-day nationwide agitation may have ended with the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, but the outfit has made it clear that their fight is far from over. CJP leaders say this is just the beginning of a bigger mission. Now the main focus of this organization will be on education reform and taking youth issues to the rural and grassroots level.
‘Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation is not the destination, it is the beginning of the struggle’
Cockroach Janata Party founder Abhijit Deepke said the organization will soon announce its next strategy. He wrote on social media platform ‘X’: “The end of the movement does not mean the fight is over. This is just the beginning. Cockroach Janata Party still has a long way to go.”
Abhijit Deepke added that the families of the students who committed suicide after the NEET paper leak should get a compensation of Rs 1 crore each. The central government has agreed to provide maximum possible compensation to the families of the deceased students. Besides, discussions are going on with the government to withdraw all the cases registered against the students during the agitation.
CJP’s main focus will be on education reform
After ending the sit-in at Jantar-Mantar, CJP spokesperson Saurav Das said the organization will continue to raise the issues of the youth and campaign for reforms in education and governance.
He clarified that at present the organization has no intention of entering into any electoral politics. “There are 750-800 political parties in the country, but none can fulfill the aspirations of the youth. Our aim is to take this movement from village to village so that whichever party is in power, it has to work on the demands of the youth.”
Do not refuse to enter politics in the future
On the possibilities of becoming a political party in the future, CJP leader Ashutosh Ranka said, “I have learned one thing in public life and politics – never say ‘no’.” However, he reiterated that his priority for now is only to improve the country’s education system. They will not stop until the education system improves.
