CJP issues new warning to Modi's BJP govt

NEW DELHI, Aug 3: Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder AbhijeetDipke on Monday warned the Central government that the party could launch fresh protests if its pending demands are not fulfilled. While he said one of the party's key demands had been met with the resignation of the Education Minister, he claimed several other issues remain unresolved and require immediate action from the government.

Speaking to ANI, Dipke said the party would not remain silent if the government failed to act on the promises made during earlier discussions.

"We want the government to do this (fulfill the demands agreed upon); otherwise, we will have to sit in protest again," he said.

He said the party would continue to press for its demands and could return to the streets if there was no progress in the coming days.

Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) will hold its first core committee meeting in ChhatrapatiSambhaji Nagar on Wednesday to discuss its future course, organisational expansion and the public issues it plans to address in the coming months.

During its protests, the Cockroach Janta Party raised several demands before the Central government.

Resignation of the Union Education Minister over examination controversies and paper leak allegations.

Rs 1 crore compensation for the families of NEET aspirants who allegedly died by suicide following examination leaks.

Immediate release of climate activist SonamWangchuk.

Withdrawal of FIRs registered against student protesters across the country.

According to Dipke, only one of these demands has been addressed so far, while the others are still pending.

Dipke said the party's demand for the resignation of the Education Minister was fulfilled. However, he expressed dissatisfaction over the appointment of Pralhad Joshi as the new Education Minister.�" Z. NEWS