In a new move Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke has announced a nationwide campaign beginning August 15, 2026, to overhaul government schools in rural India, questioning the government’s spending priorities. Critiquing national infrastructure focus, Dipke questioned why a new Parliament and a new Prime Minister’s house can be built while public schools in villages remain deeply neglected.
The grassroots youth movement has launched an online petition urging Prime Minister Narendra Modi to use his upcoming Independence Day address to speak directly to India’s youth regarding actionable roadmaps for education, unemployment, and the rising cost of living.
Concurrently, the CJP campaign will empower parents to perform social audits of basic amenities like drinking water and toilets while issuing a direct “Sarpanch Challenge” to village heads to prioritize local school renovations.
News Edit KV Raman
