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CJP founder Abhijit Dipke outlined his strategy, saying he will form a response group instead of joining any party

July 31, 2026 Farha Khan 3 mins read
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Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke discussed his future strategy in an interview. He discussed the paper leak, the government’s actions, the education system, and future plans. The government has passed an amendment bill in the House in response to the paper leak. Meanwhile, Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke discussed the NEET Paper Leak Bill, government policies, and the student protests in this interview. While PM Modi released a video regarding the paper leak amendment bill, CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke stated that the measures introduced earlier focused on the issues addressed after the leak. He also questioned the government over the lack of compensation for the victim’s family. He stated that this movement was not a movement organized by any party or in collaboration with any other party, but rather a movement of students, supported not by any party but by students across the country.

Abhijeet will not form a political party

When asked if he would form a political party in the future, Abhijeet Deepak, founder of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), said that he would not form a political party in the future, but rather a group that would be a response group that would raise issues related to students and youth. He stated that whenever he protests, it will be a peaceful one.

What questions were asked in the interview?

In an interview, Abhijeet was asked whether he believed the bill introduced to combat paper leaks would improve paper leaks, or whether it was necessary. Answering this question, Abhijeet Deepak, founder of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), said, “As far as I have seen and understood this bill, it is not meant to prevent paper leaks, but rather to address what should happen after a paper leak.” This bill increases jail sentences and fines, meaning the government is assuming that paper leaks will occur and that punishments will be imposed after they occur. This bill is not about preventing paper leaks, but rather about the punishments that will be imposed after a paper leak. He stated that his focus was then and remains on ensuring that paper leaks never occur in the future, but the government is introducing a bill after the paper leak.

Cockroach People Know Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke also stated that he doubts the government’s intentions. The government had assured that a fast-track court would be formed, which was heartening, but the hearing was postponed during the first hearing. He stated that the government should focus on preventing paper leaks, not on what will happen after the paper leak.

He also stated that discussions with the government are ongoing. Compensation for the victim’s family is being discussed, but nothing has been decided yet. They say that they have demanded one crore rupees from the government for the victim’s family. But the government has not yet decided anything. They ask, “If the government can buy ministers for crores of rupees, can’t it give one crore rupees to the victim’s family?” Why is compensation being delayed?

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