Abhijit Dipke Unveils CJP’s Nationwide ‘Kya Bolti Public?’ Campaign

Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijit Dipke has unveiled the party’s nationwide ‘Kya Bolti Public?’ campaign, which will commence in September to gather feedback from citizens across Maharashtra and the rest of the country.

Dipke announced the initiative after the conclusion of the party’s two-day national core committee meeting in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar.

The meeting followed the widespread attention generated by demonstrations over the alleged NEET paper leak at Jantar Mantar in the national capital.

Dipke said the campaign will create a platform for students, parents and ordinary citizens to directly communicate their concerns to the authorities. He further identified the declining quality of education, rising educational expenses and unemployment as the central issues the party intends to address.

Dipke added that CJP would continue to organise public movements to raise issues affecting the lives of common people.

Expressing concern over the increasing commercialisation of education, Dipke alleged that quality education has moved beyond the reach of middle-income and working-class families. He further argued that expensive school admissions, high tuition fees and additional donations have made education financially inaccessible for many households.

The CJP founder criticised the rising cost of higher education and coaching institutions, saying numerous parents are compelled to rely on education loans, placing their families under financial stress.

Dipke said the campaign would focus on reducing this burden while advocating stronger government educational institutions and more affordable education for all. He mentioned the ‘Kya Bolti Public?’ campaign will take party leaders across the country to interact directly with citizens and build public support for reforms in education and governance.

Commitment to Constitutional Values

The CJP founder reiterated that CJP follows the ideals of BR Ambedkar, Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru, adding that the party remains committed to protecting constitutional values.

Referring to the recent NEET protests, Dipke said the participation of unemployed youth reflected growing public frustration over joblessness.

Outlining the party’s future direction, Dipke also clarified that CJP has no plans to enter electoral politics.

Instead, the CJP founder said the organisation will operate as an independent pressure group to hold governments accountable, protect citizens’ rights and continue advocating for systemic reforms.

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