CJP School Inspection Drive Turns Violent In Jaipur Village

Jaipur: A school inspection by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) in Rampura Kanwarpura village near Jaipur turned violent on Friday when villagers confronted and attacked a team led by party spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka. The CJP workers arrived to assess the condition of the government school as part of their campaign against poor infrastructure and mismanagement in government schools.

However, they faced strong opposition and were allegedly beaten, chased, and had their vehicles pelted with stones. Ranka alleged that villagers damaged their mobile phones and vehicles, and assaulted a woman party worker. Five CJP workers, including Ranka, were injured and taken to the hospital. The party canceled the inspection of Bhattawala Government School on Vatika Road following the altercation.

CJP workers accused BJP workers of instigating the attack, demanding a 48-hour ultimatum for the arrest of those responsible and accusing Education Minister Madan Dilawar of backing the incident. Villagers claimed the school had already received Rs 12.50 lakh for repairs, but construction had not begun. Police stated that CJP workers were initially turned away peacefully, but later faced confrontation when they returned.

The incident comes amid a controversy over the Rajasthan government's restrictions on outsiders entering government schools.