Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke has announced that the party is preparing for a fresh phase of its protest campaign, describing it as “Season 2 of Jantar Mantar”. Dipke said the next phase would begin soon, though he did not specify a date or venue.
CJP chief spokesperson Saurav Das said the campaign would extend beyond Delhi and involve mobilisation across the country. He said the party is planning a nationwide “listening tour” to understand public concerns, with education identified as a key focus.
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Dipke has also announced the launch of the “School Thik Karo” campaign on August 15, aimed at improving basic infrastructure in government schools in rural areas. The campaign is expected to begin from his village in Hingoli, Maharashtra, with the party urging sarpanches, parents and local residents to take responsibility for school facilities.
Meanwhile, Dipke alleged that the CJP faced difficulties in securing a venue for a volunteers’ meeting in Delhi, claiming hall owners were under “pressure from above”. He blamed the BJP for the alleged pressure, though the claims could not be independently verified.
