Abhijeet Dipke gets cockroach-themed rakhi with ‘istefa’ message this Raksha Bandhan
Dipke shared photographs of him celebrating Raksha Bandhan on his social media handles, with a cockroach-shaped Rakhi seen on his wrist.
Abhijeet Dipke, the founder of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), celebrated Raksha Bandhan this year with a unique twist. Donning a rakhi adorned with a cockroach motif, Dipke shared pictures of the event on social media. The rakhi bore the inscription, “Rakhi aur isteefa mubarak,” hinting at good fortune and blessings. Dipke, who took inspiration from Chief Justice of India Surya Kant's use of the word "cockroach" during a hearing, kicked off his 'School Thik Karo' campaign on the occasion.
This initiative, launched on August 15, sees CJP leaders and volunteers visiting government schools nationwide to assess their conditions. Dipke penned a letter addressed to state education ministers, urging them to prioritize the state of public education and address issues like access to safe drinking water, functional washrooms, appropriate classrooms, and benches.
Despite facing obstacles such as protests and legal action, CJP continues to advocate for improved educational facilities for children across India.
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