Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke (Img: X)
New Delhi: After gaining attention through protests and public campaigns, Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke has announced a nationwide outreach programme called “Kya Bolti Public” to understand and highlight issues faced by ordinary citizens.
Dipke said the campaign will focus on listening directly to people’s concerns and identifying problems that require public attention. He said the initiative will travel across different parts of the country and collect feedback from citizens on issues affecting their daily lives.
Announcing the campaign, Dipke said education reform would be the first major issue taken up under “Kya Bolti Public”.
He raised concerns over increasing school, college and coaching fees, arguing that quality education has become financially difficult for many families.
Dipke claimed that private school fees have reached levels where middle-class and lower-income families are struggling to afford education for their children. He questioned how families with limited incomes manage rising expenses, including tuition fees, admission charges and other costs.
The CJP founder also highlighted the growing financial pressure on students preparing for competitive examinations.
He said expensive coaching programmes and higher education fees are forcing many families to depend on loans, creating additional economic stress.
Dipke said the objective of the campaign would be to bring such concerns into public discussion and push for reforms that can reduce the financial burden on parents.
While discussing education reforms, Dipke referred to the views of Dr B R Ambedkar and said education should remain accessible to everyone.
He alleged that over time, education has increasingly become commercialised, making it difficult for many sections of society to access quality learning opportunities.
The announcement comes after CJP’s recent political activities and protests that brought the organisation into public focus.
Through the “Kya Bolti Public” campaign, the party aims to connect with citizens at the grassroots level and identify issues beyond political debates.
The campaign’s response and its ability to convert public concerns into policy demands will be closely watched as CJP attempts to expand its presence in national conversations.
