CJP will go to Jharkhand to back students protesting against JPSC, JSSC exam ‘irregularities': Dipke
Abijeet Dipke also said their youth movement will function as a "pressure group" for now, as that is what India needs at the moment
Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), announced their upcoming visit to Jharkhand to support students protesting alleged irregularities in public service and recruitment examinations. Speaking to reporters, Mr. Dipke stated that the party's youth movement will act as a "pressure group" for now, reflecting the current need for such a group in India.
The meeting will primarily focus on the erosion of trust in institutions like the media and judiciary, along with addressing issues such as ethanol-blended fuel and unemployment. Prior to the meeting, Dipke reiterated that the CJP will stand by the Jharkhand students and support their demands during the agitation. He further revealed that the party is contemplating entering politics, but acknowledged that people's trust in institutions has significantly diminished.
Dipke also highlighted that the core team meeting will decide the CJP's growth strategy and future roadmap. The Jharkhand protests, which began on July 29, have garnered nationwide support for the students' cause.
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