What’s on the Minds of Young Indians? CJP's Upcoming Campaign Aims to Find Out!

CJP to Launch Nationwide Campaign

Mumbai: The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) is set to initiate a campaign titled ‘Kya bolti public’ next month, aimed at engaging with citizens across India to understand their concerns, as announced by CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke on Thursday.

During a press briefing following the CJP's core team meeting in his hometown of Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra, Dipke expressed the party's intention to serve as a pressure group, focusing on transforming the political dialogue in the country by emphasizing critical issues such as education and unemployment.

The discussions among the CJP core team have been ongoing at Dipke’s residence since Wednesday.

In this meeting, the CJP established its national working committee, appointing Dipke as the national convener. Saurav Das, the chief spokesperson, along with Ashutosh Ranka, will serve as co-conveners.

Dipke stated, “We will kick off the ‘Kya bolti public’ campaign next month. This initiative will allow us to gauge public sentiment regarding the current state of the nation and the challenges they encounter. It’s essential to listen to the voices of the people.”

He emphasized the need to avoid past mistakes, noting that the aspirations and concerns of Generation Z have often been overlooked.

“The youth represent a significant portion of the population and will shape the future of the country. Hence, no policy should be formulated without their input. We plan to conduct consultations with stakeholders to better understand their issues,” he added.