Cockroach Janta Party warns of renewed protests if the government does not fulfill its commitments: Abhijeet Dipke

Cockroach Janta Party warns of renewed protests if the government does not fulfill its commitments: Abhijeet Dipke
Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), has indicated that the group may initiate a new protest soon if the government fails to respond to their demands regarding the NEET controversy and the Punjab paper leak case.

In an interview with ANI, Dipke stated, “We will do it very soon. If the government does not agree, does not mend its ways, we will have to do it.”

In response to BJP MP Kangana Ranaut’s comments about Gen Z and the CJP-led protests, Dipke remarked, “Who even takes her seriously?”

Ranaut criticized the demonstrators in a series of Instagram posts that included videos of the protests. She labeled Gen Z as ‘Generation Gutter’ and criticized the involvement of women in the CJP-led student protests.


She further claimed that participants in the NEET paper leak protests “look and behave like” cockroaches, describing the protest footage as “puke-inducing”.

CJP chief spokesperson Saurav Das also responded to Ranaut’s comments about Gen Z protesters, asserting that even individuals within her own party disregard her statements.

“Even people within her own party don’t seem to take Kangana Ranaut seriously, so why should we? I don’t believe anyone in Gen Z, Gen Alpha, or any younger generation pays her any mind or listens to her,” he stated.

Das further questioned whether Kangana is genuinely committed to her political responsibilities. “There were videos from when she visited her constituency in Himachal Pradesh where she mentioned she expected the job to require minimal effort, only to find out that being an MP entails extensive work. That speaks volumes about her own seriousness,” he commented.


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Following the conclusion of the protest, Dipke announced that the group would soon reveal its next steps. He requested the public to allow them a bit of time since the agitation had just ended.

On the claimed Punjab paper leak issue, Dipke stated that the group would also take this matter into consideration. He said they are in the midst of discussions on how to raise the issue. “We will address that too; we are currently planning for it. Discussions are ongoing concerning the filed cases. No legal actions should be taken against any students,” he emphasized.

The CJP previously conducted a protest at Jantar Mantar over allegations of irregularities in the NEET-UG examination process and suspended their agitation after Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned.

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