CJP issues open letter to all education ministers

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), led by Abhijeet Dipke, has penned an open letter to all Indian state Education Ministers, expressing deep concern over the dire state of public education infrastructure. As the Voice of the Lazy & Unemployed, Dipke lamented the dire conditions faced by students in government institutions. The letter urged governments to treat school rehabilitation as a top priority, emphasizing that access to basic education is a fundamental right for every child.

Dipke demanded transparency from the Education Ministries by requesting detailed data on school renovations, teacher vacancies, financial allocations, and the number of schools needed to ensure universal access to quality education. He also highlighted the non-educational duties assigned to teachers that divert them from classroom instruction.

Dipke pointed out that despite being eight decades after Independence, many Indian government schools still lack functional washrooms, safe drinking water, proper classrooms, or basic facilities like sitting benches. He condemned the plight of students forced to learn in unsafe conditions, deeming them to be treated worse than animals due to administrative neglect.

The CJP leader called upon all state education authorities to take immediate action, maintaining that every child deserves a dignified learning environment, regardless of their socio-economic background. This letter coincides with the School Thik Karo campaign, launched by Dipke on Independence Day, 2026, aiming to mobilize citizens for social audits of government schools to demand accountability and drive community-led efforts to improve these institutions.