The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) will launch its “Adivasi School Thik Karo” campaign from Maharashtra’s Gadchiroli district on September 17, founder Abhijeet Dipke announced. The campaign will focus on infrastructure gaps, student safety and access to education in tribal regions.
CJP representatives will visit tribal schools to assess facilities and highlight issues affecting students. Dipke alleged that tribal schools had been neglected by successive governments, citing concerns over rented buildings and inadequate infrastructure. He also raised questions over the functioning of Eklavya Model Residential Schools and presented figures related to tribal student deaths and higher education participation.
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The initiative comes a month after CJP launched its nationwide “School Thik Karo” campaign targeting gaps in government schools. Dipke is also scheduled to interact with tribal students in Nagpur.
