On August 15th, news of the closure of the official Instagram account of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) surfaced. Party founder Abhijeet Dipke himself shared this information on social media. Upon learning of the Instagram page’s inaccessibility, Dipke expressed his displeasure and sharply criticized those who shut down the account, calling it a cowardly and cowardly move.
Earlier on Friday morning, Abhijeet Dipke also posted about this on Instagram. He reported that the CJP’s Instagram page was down. He shared a photo, questioning the account closure and expressing his displeasure.
A special photo shared on Independence Day
On Independence Day, Abhijeet Dipke posted a photo with a congratulatory message, drawing attention to education and student movements. He shared a photo of the protest at Jantar Mantar in Delhi during the NEET paper leak. Along with the post, he said that this photo reminds us that the country still has a long way to go.
CJP page launched after CJI’s statement
CJP was started by Abhijit Dipke to protest a statement by Chief Justice of India CJI Surya Kant. The initiative quickly gained widespread support on Twitter and Instagram, attracting a large number of users. Dipke subsequently returned to India from the US and, under CJP’s name, became active in the movement against the NEET paper leak.
The “School Fix Karo” campaign will now begin in villages.
Following the CJP-led protest at Jantar Mantar, the party plans to address local issues related to the education system. In this regard, the “School Fix Karo” campaign has been announced to begin in Dipke’s village in Hingoli district, Maharashtra.
According to Dipke, the campaign aims to improve the infrastructure of rural government schools and increase accountability at the local level. He stated that he will request his village sarpanch to ensure school repairs, adequate benches, and drinking water facilities.
He also stated that separate teams will visit villages and appeal to local residents and village heads to work together to improve the condition of government schools. He added that this education initiative will be carried forward through public participation.
Currently, the public is closely monitoring this campaign launched by CJP regarding the education system. Abhijeet Deepak has also expressed his displeasure over the closure of the Instagram page. Now it remains to be seen how effectively the “School Fix Karo” campaign will address the problems of rural government schools and what impact it will have on the local level.
