CJP Alleges Pressure On Delhi Venues For Volunteers' Meet

Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke alleged on Wednesday that several venues in Delhi refused to host the party's volunteers' meeting due to pressure from higher authorities.

He claimed that the owners of a hall secured for the event were threatened on Wednesday morning, warning them against allowing the meeting.

Dipke stated that the party was scheduled to hold its volunteers' meet in Delhi, but no one would rent them a hall, with everyone citing pressure from above.

The CJP founder alleged that the BJP was behind the pressure, saying such actions showed that the party was afraid of the country's youth.

Dipke also referred to comments on social media asking when the second season of the party's Jantar-Mantar protest would begin, saying it would start very soon.

The ongoing protest in Ranchi will continue under the leadership of Devendra Mahto, with CJP volunteers supporting the campaign.

CJP chief spokesperson Saurav Das announced a nationwide listening tour, focusing on education from Independence Day, and urged citizens to visit government schools, conduct social audits, and document their conditions.

The party will launch a campaign on August 15, demanding that village sarpanchs improve government schools, and warning of protests if they fail to act.

CJP's Ashutosh Ranka said government schools had been neglected since Independence, and the party's campaign, 'School Thik Karo', aims to bring attention to this issue.

The CJP's allegations and upcoming protests highlight the ongoing tensions between the party and the BJP, with the CJP claiming that the BJP is trying to suppress their voice.

The Jantar-Mantar protest has been a significant event in the country's political landscape, and the upcoming season is expected to draw attention to various issues, including education.

The CJP's focus on education and government schools is a crucial aspect of their campaign, as it highlights the need for improvement in the country's education system.

The party's efforts to engage citizens and encourage them to participate in the campaign are expected to have a significant impact on the country's political discourse.