Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has unveiled a nationwide public outreach campaign, ‘Kya Bolti Public’, aimed at collecting people’s views on key civic and national issues. Scheduled to begin in September, the initiative will start with a focus on the rising cost of education, which the organisation says has become one of the biggest financial challenges for Indian families.
Education To Be First Focus Of Nationwide Campaign
Announcing the initiative, CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke said the campaign is designed to directly engage with citizens and understand their everyday concerns. According to the organisation, education will be the first issue taken up, with volunteers interacting with parents, students and the public to gather feedback on school fees, college expenses and coaching costs.
The campaign is expected to expand across different states in the coming months, covering a range of public issues based on citizens’ responses.
Membership Drive Begins With Free Registration
Alongside the campaign, CJP also launched a nationwide membership drive, urging people to enrol by scanning the organisation’s official QR code. The group clarified that membership is completely free and cautioned citizens against anyone seeking money in its name.
It advised supporters to use only official channels for registration and ignore fraudulent payment requests.
National Working Committee Announced
The organisation also announced its National Working Committee. Abhijeet Dipke will serve as Founder, while Ashutosh Ranka and Saurabh Das have been appointed as Conveners.
The committee also includes office-bearers responsible for organisational affairs, media, legal matters, policy, finance and digital operations as the group expands its activities across the country.
CJP Says It Is Not Preparing To Contest Elections
Speaking during the announcement, Convener Saurabh Das said the organisation is currently functioning as a public pressure group and has no immediate plans to register as a political party or contest elections.
He stated that the group’s present objective is to identify public grievances, amplify citizens’ voices and pursue solutions through public engagement rather than electoral politics.
Education Costs Highlighted As Growing Concern
CJP leaders argued that the increasing cost of school education, higher studies and coaching classes has become a major burden for many households. They maintained that rising educational expenses are forcing several families to make difficult financial decisions, making affordable education one of the campaign’s primary issues.
The organisation also reiterated that access to education should remain affordable and accessible for students from all economic backgrounds.
Campaign Follows NEET Protest Movement
The announcement comes shortly after CJP concluded its month-long agitation over the alleged NEET paper leak. Following that protest, the organisation held internal meetings to chart its future course and decided to shift its focus towards broader public issues through direct interaction with citizens.
Under the ‘Kya Bolti Public’ initiative, volunteers are expected to meet residents, students and local communities across India before preparing issue-based campaigns based on public feedback.
