Watch: CJP volunteers attempting to inspect Rajasthan govt school attacked

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder, Abhijeet Dipke, accused BJP goons of attacking CJP volunteers in Rajasthan while they were inspecting a government school. According to Dipke, Ashutosh Ranka, the CJP co-convenor, and other members were beaten up and injured during the inspection. He expressed his frustration on X, questioning Rajasthan Police's response to the incident.

The CJP team had gone to inspect a school in Rampura-Kanwarpura village, which the party claimed was operating from a buffalo shed. Ranka alleged that BJP workers were already present at the site before CJP volunteers arrived, and the party's team was assaulted first. Despite the presence of media personnel and police, the violence continued.

Ranka claimed that elderly people pelted stones at the women in the team, breaking their phones, and newspapers reported that vehicles were vandalized, phones were broken, and a woman was attacked. Ranka demanded the arrest of those involved within 48 hours and called for Rajasthan school education minister Madan Dilawar to withdraw the order for the CJP's school inspections.

The villagers, who had stopped the CJP team from visiting the school, stated that Rs 12 lakh had already been approved for the school's repair, and the community was capable of carrying out the construction work themselves. They opposed the CJP's campaign, alleging that the party aimed to divide the country and made objectionable remarks about Lord Ram.