CJP unveils agenda for 'Kya Bolti Public' campaign, will focus on four pillars
Nationwide listening tour to begin in September; CJP says it will remain a pressure group while expanding grassroots outreach.
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has unveiled its strategy for the nationwide Kya Bolti Public campaign, with a focus on four key areas. The campaign, scheduled to commence in September, will target education reform, unemployment, institutional accountability, and building partnerships with civil society groups. This grassroots outreach initiative begins with a nationwide listening tour, following a two-day National Working Committee meeting in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar.
The party's co-convenor, Saurav Das, emphasized that the campaign would prioritize listening to young people and their aspirations, rather than making electoral promises. Das highlighted that education reform and unemployment would be at the forefront of the party's priorities, while also pushing for institutional accountability, as he believes a functioning democracy requires institutions to be held accountable.
The CJP also aims to bring together various organizations and citizens working on issues of justice, arguing that collective efforts are necessary to transform a nation. The Kya Bolti Public campaign will center around four broad themes, with the leadership traveling across the country to gather input from citizens and shape the proposed Youth Reform Charter.
Additionally, the CJP announced a nationwide membership drive, inviting students, young professionals, workers, and citizens to join the organization. Every new member will contribute to the party's grassroots presence ahead of upcoming campaigns, including the Kya Bolti Public tour and state-level expansion over the next six months.
The CJP clarified that it is currently not accepting public donations, urging people to be cautious of anyone seeking funds in its name. Official channels for financial contributions will be announced later through the party's website and verified social media accounts. CJP co-convenor Saurav Das reiterated that the party has no immediate plans to enter electoral politics, stating that its immediate mission is grassroots mobilization, democratic reforms, and public awareness.
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