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Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder president Abhijit Deepke, who came into the limelight after the Jantar Mantar agitation, has announced the outline of the party’s future course of action by commenting on education, unemployment, judiciary and the political environment in the country. While interacting with the media after a two-day meeting in Sambhajinagar, he announced the launch of a nationwide public relations campaign called ‘Kya Bolti Public’ across the country.

Abhijit Deepke said that many people have wondered which party CJP is. According to him, the party’s course will be based on the constitutional values ​​and democratic ideas presented by Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, Mahatma Gandhi and Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. He clarified that the party believes in secularism and that the Constitution is its guiding principle.

He said that under the ‘Kya Bolti Public’ campaign, which will start from September, the expectations, problems and concerns of the citizens will be understood by touring the country. Criticizing the lack of adequate discussion on basic issues like education and unemployment, he claimed that these issues were not being discussed with the expected seriousness even in Parliament.

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Speaking about the education system, Deepke said that today, pursuing higher education has become financially difficult for many families. A large amount of loan has to be taken for education, which increases the financial burden on ordinary students. He mentioned that comprehensive changes are needed to make the education system more affordable and accessible to all.

Stating that unemployment is the most serious issue facing the country, he expressed concern about the employment opportunities of the youth. Saying, “It is not the dream of every youth to become a delivery boy,” he expressed the need to focus on quality employment creation. He also claimed that not only students but also many youths who are suffering from the issue of employment participated in the Jantar Mantar movement.

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Apart from this, he also expressed his views on the media and the judiciary. Citing the delay in getting justice, people’s trust in the system and the growing dissatisfaction in the society, he highlighted the need for direct communication with the people. Meanwhile, Abhijit Deepke clarified that the position presented was the political position of his party and said that education, employment and constitutional values ​​will be the main issues of the CJP’s campaign in the coming days.