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CJP Forms National Working Committee, Dipke Appointed National Convener, Saurav Das Becomes Co-Convener | Who Gets What?
Sanjeev Kumar | August 7, 2026 4:21 PM CST

CJP National Working Committee: The Cockroach Janata Party on Thursday announced the formation of its National Working Committee, appointing Abhijeet Dipke as its national convener.

Additionally, the Party Chief spokesperson and spokespersons Saurav Das (27) and Ashutosh Ranka (30) were declared the co-conveners of the outfit.

According to the CJP, the newly formed committee will work to expand the outfit's strategy and create state coordination committees, Lok Sabha-level committees and city-level groups within six months.

 
 

Who Gets Which Role?

CJP National Working Committee: The newly ratified National Working Committee brings together central office-bearers overseeing key functional portfolios:

Founder & National Convener: Abhijeet Dipke (30)

Co-Conveners: Ashutosh Ranka (30), Saurav Das (27)

National Organisation In-Charge: Ajinkya Shinde (35)

Organisation Co In-Charge:Deepak Baliyan (26)

National Secretary: Aafreen Nawaz (34)

Media Lead: Vijay Reddy Mallangi (30)

Legal Affairs Lead: Ratna Singh (31)

Research & Policy Lead: Vaishnavi Gaur (29)

Technology Lead: Rohan Deshpande (31)

Finance Lead: Yogesh Ingale (33)

Who Are The Four Zonal Heads Across India

The Cockroach Janata Party has appointed four zonal leads across India to oversee regional operations and expand the movement's grassroots footprint.

North Zone: Deepak Baliyan (26)

South Zone: Vijay Reddy Mallangi (30)

East & North East Zones: Ankit Bharadwaj (35)

West Zone: Yogesh Ingale (33)

What's The 'Kya Bolti Public' Campaign?

CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke, for the past few days, has been talking about a new campaign named the "Kya Bolti Public" campaign. As the name suggests, the party wants to know what the Indian public is exactly asking for.

"Education reform will be our first issue that we are going to take up. We believe education has become unaffordable in the country. Annual fees are in the range of Rs 1 lakh to Rs 2 lakh for Class 1, over and above the donation money," Dipke added.

The Boston student stated that the CJP wants to ease the burden of middle-class and lower-middle-class families, who often go beyond their limits, to provide better education to their children.

'Not Becoming A Political Party'

As the CJP announced the launch of a nationwide membership drive through the organisation's website, the newly declared co-convener Saurav Das said that the outfit would continue functioning as a public pressure group instead of entering electoral politics.

"People want the CJP to be a political party. But at this time, adding one more political party will not be useful. Instead of spending energy there, we will work at the grassroots level as awakening happens there. We will not transform the CJP into a political party at present," he said.


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