Tag: Cockroach Janta Party

Cockroach Janata Party’s (CJP) proposed march, named ‘India Gate 1.0’, will be held from India Gate to Delhi Police Headquarters. CPI-ML’s students’ wing AISA extends its support to the march.

With the Narendra Modi government facing massive criticism for the alleged violence on student protesters at Jantar Mantar on July 20, the top court’s decision to form an inquiry committee has now helped the government buy time.

BJP is “scared” of the Cockroach Janta Party, says the outfit’s national spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka. “Cockroaches of Bengal will continue to visit govt schools and push the Bengal govt to get them fixed. The more you stop us, the bigger we become,” he said.

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, whose proposed presence at NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, for the convocation was reportedly opposed by its graduating students, rebuked Bar Council of India (BCI) for issuing an unprecedented restraint order that could harm the students’ career.

Education is not a concession granted by those in power; it is the soil from which every citizen’s freedom grows. When a nation’s youth rise together to reclaim the truth, they become the architects of a long-awaited dawn

Leaders of Jharkhand's student movement have warned that unless the government delivers concrete action by Sunday, they would march to the Assembly on August 10.

Cockroach Janta Party’s (CJP) agitation received nationwide support and, as the agitation grew, the support was not merely limited to education issues, but also about bringing accountability in public institutions, says CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke.

Besides being downright indecent for public consumption, the social media content by many accounts had the potential to spread misinformation and incite public unrest, the two complainants alleged.

“Your skin is brighter than the country's future,” says Dipke in response to Modi’s selfie video in which he welcomed the passing of the anti-paper leak law in Parliament. Modi called the amended law a major step towards making the examination system credible.

As the Bill for amended law on paper leaks is tabled in Rajya Sabha, Union minister Jitendra Singh says the previous UPA govt did not form a national exam body despite a need for it. Congress says paper leaks are due to BJP govt’s actions and inaction.