New Delhi: Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijit Dipke described the Jantar Mantar movement and the resignation of Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan as a big victory for the youth and announced the party’s upcoming agenda. Dipke said on Thursday that for the past several years the government has been giving the message that no one can question those in power. But the youth movement changed this perception. He said that Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation is not just the resignation of one person, but is a symbol of the success of a democratic movement and the end of fear among the public.

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The movement is a historic victory for the youth of the country – Deepak

He said that the July 25th movement was a historic victory for the country’s youth. The biggest achievement of this movement was that it gave people the courage to question the government. Speaking about the ideology of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), Deepak said that his party follows the values ​​of the Indian Constitution. He said that inspired by the ideas of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, Mahatma Gandhi, and Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the party will work to strengthen social justice, democracy, and constitutional values.

Now a national campaign called ‘Bolti Public’

Deepak stated that the party’s two-day core committee meeting decided to launch a nationwide campaign called “Bolti Public” starting in September. Under this campaign, the party will travel across the country to learn about people’s problems and expectations. He stated that political parties and governments today are disconnected from the public, especially the youth. He stated that the party’s primary and foremost issue will be education reform. He alleges that education is becoming increasingly expensive in the country. The rising fees of private schools, colleges, and coaching institutes have placed a heavy financial burden on ordinary families. He emphasized that education should not be considered a business, but a fundamental right of every citizen.

Questions were also raised on the judiciary and the media

Deepak said that unemployment has become a serious problem in the country. Young people with degrees are unable to find jobs and are forced to take on menial jobs. He said the government should seriously address core issues like employment and education. He also questioned the judiciary and the media, alleging that ordinary people have to wait years for justice in courts, while cases of influential people are resolved quickly. Commenting on the media, he said it should question the powers that be and prioritize public issues.

Deepak said that in the coming days, the party will create a national network of all the organizations and individuals who supported the Jantar Mantar movement. He claimed that this campaign will work to strengthen the voice of the people across the country and work towards systemic reform.