Cross-FIRs filed after attack on CJP team in Jaipur during visit to govt. school
A local villager lodged a complaint last night alleging that CJP members had arrived in large numbers and had intimidated residents, Shivdaspura SHO Rajesh Gautam said
During a visit to Rampura Kanwarpura village in Jaipur to assess the state of a government school, members of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) team encountered a dispute with local villagers, who accused the CJP of being BJP goons. The incident erupted after the CJP team arrived to inspect the school, which was functioning from a cattle enclosure due to safety concerns.
The villagers alleged that the team intimidated residents, causing children to avoid attending school. In response, the CJP lodged an FIR against the villagers, accusing them of assault, while a second FIR was filed by a CJP member claiming they were beaten up during the encounter. CJP co-convenor Ashutosh Ranka accused the attackers of being BJP goons and demanded their immediate arrest.
Videos purportedly showing the confrontation depict a heated exchange between the CJP team and villagers, with smashed car windows believed to belong to the visiting team. The villagers claimed they were blocked by barricades and forcefully pushed back, despite the government reportedly sanctioning funds for the school's repair.
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