CJP founder Dipke announces nationwide campaign to improve government schools in villages

Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), announced a nationwide campaign on August 10, 2026, to enhance government schools in rural villages. The campaign is set to commence on August 15, with Dipke launching the initiative from his village Hingoli in Maharashtra. He urged parents and village leaders to collaborate in addressing the neglect of rural educational infrastructure for the past 80 years.

Dipke criticized the lack of improvement in village schools despite the creation of a new parliament and a prime minister's residence. He highlighted the challenges faced by children, especially girls, in accessing basic facilities like drinking water and toilets. The CJP has called upon sarpanches to take up the task of improving schools in their villages, describing it as a "Sarpanch Challenge."

The CJP will publicly recognize village heads who improve their schools through before-and-after photographs on their social media platforms. Additionally, the party has launched a citizen-led social audit of government schools, urging parents to check for essential facilities such as electricity, clean drinking water, functional washrooms, and mid-day meals.

Completed forms and video evidence can be submitted to contact@cockroachjantaparty.org. The campaign aims to ensure that children from farming and laborer families have access to facilities comparable to those available in urban areas.