Amidst the ongoing protest by the Cockroach Janata Party at Jantar Mantar, news suddenly broke that Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan had resigned. Within minutes, the news became a topic of discussion across social media. Students hailed it as a major victory for Gen Z and democracy, while Sonam Wangchuk also reacted, calling it a major victory for democracy. But a question is being raised: will the Cockroach Janata Party’s protest end after the resignation?
As soon as the news of the resignation broke, Cockroach Janata Party chief Abhijeet Dipke made a major announcement from the Jantar Mantar stage, stating that he had three more demands. Abhijeet Dipke stated that the resignation was the first victory, but he still had three more demands. “We will leave the protest site only after all our demands are met,” he said. Saying this, Abhijeet said that our first demand is that the families of the children who lost their lives due to the paper leak should be given a compensation of one crore rupees.
Along with this, while giving a statement, Abhijeet put forward the second demand that no action should be taken against the protesting students nor should any FIR be filed against them. Apart from this, the third demand of the Cockroach Janata Party is that all the policemen who were beaten by the police on July 20 should publicly apologize to the students. Making these three demands, the Cockroach Janata Party has announced.
CJP Demands
CJP’s Demand Rooster Has Been Updated:
- Dharmendra Pradhan must resign
- Rs 1 crore to the families of all students who died by suicide – Pending
- No action against any of the student protesters – Pending
- Public Apology from RAF & Delhi Police – Pending
Jantar Mantar & Entire Country Is Still Waiting on the Rest of the Demands.
Deepke said that people used to ask him what he would do if the resignation didn’t happen. The answer to those questions is, “Look, the resignation has happened. The government bows down; it needs someone to make it bow down.” He also said that politicians used to say that this government is stubborn and won’t resign.
This was said for 36 days, but look, a revolution has come in India. He said, “If you are right and you don’t bow down and you don’t fear, then you can take anyone’s resignation.” Agey Abhijeet said, “Don’t be afraid in a democracy. There is no need to be afraid. If you are afraid, what kind of democracy will it be?” Agey said, “This is the power of Cocorack, this is the victory of democracy.”
