New Delhi, 28 July. Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijit Dipke once again warned of ‘big protests’ on Tuesday. He alleged that the police is continuously harassing the students amid the ongoing protests on the NEET issue.
Dipke, in a post on He also accused the government of unfairly targeting people involved in the protests.
Warning the central government, Dipke wrote, ‘If the police continues to harass students, the Cockroach Janata Party will soon respond with a massive peaceful protest.’ He also appealed to the government to stop targeting students and said that the government should stop targeting students and harassing them.
The campaign is not over yet
Although the protest has ended after the central government accepted one of the main demands of the group, CJP leaders say that their campaign is not over yet. Dipke said that ending the agitation does not mean that the movement is over. In a post on
He also demanded a compensation of Rs 1 crore for the families of students who committed suicide during the exam- controversy. However, the central government has said that it will compensate the affected families as much as possible.
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