CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke to launch nationwide social audit of rural government schools on August 15
The campaign will ask parents, citizens and village leaders to inspect government schools and document the availability of essential facilities, including electricity, drinking water, separate functional washrooms and hygienic midday meals.
On August 15, the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) will launch a nationwide social audit campaign to evaluate the basic facilities in government schools located in rural areas, the organisation announced. The campaign aims to involve parents, citizens, and village leaders in inspecting government schools and documenting the presence of essential facilities such as electricity, drinking water, functional and hygienic washrooms, and midday meals.
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke explained that the campaign intends to highlight the neglect of rural educational infrastructure, which the organisation perceives as unacceptable. The initiative prioritises ensuring that government schools catering to the children of farmers and wage labourers have basic facilities. CJP organizers emphasised that every child in India deserves a better future, as quality education is a fundamental right.
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