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A casual tweet. A satirical party name. A million registered members. What started as a reaction to a controversial remark quickly transformed into one of the most talked-about youth-led political movements in India. In this conversation, Abhijeet(Abhijeet Dipke) explains how the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) emerged, why it resonated so strongly with Gen Z, and what the movement says about unemployment, accountability, education, and the growing frustration among young Indians. From applying for jobs in the United States and playing FIFA on a random evening to suddenly becoming the face of a nationwide movement, Abhijeet shares the story behind CJP, the June 6 protest, his vision for political accountability, and why millions of young people feel unheard by mainstream politics. We also discuss the NEET controversy, education reforms, social media-driven political mobilization, youth participation in democracy, the future of CJP, and whether online outrage can translate into real-world action. Watch till the end and let us know your views in the comments. #CockroachJantaParty #CJP #Abhijeet #IndianPolitics #GenZ #YouthPolitics #NEET #EducationCrisis #Unemployment #Politics #IndiaPolitics #Democracy #StudentProtest #DeKoder #Podcast
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A casual tweet. A satirical party name. A million registered members. What started as a reaction to a controversial remark quickly transformed into one of the most talked-about youth-led political movements in India. In this conversation, Abhijeet(Abhijeet Dipke) explains how the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) emerged, why it resonated so strongly with Gen Z, and what the movement says about unemployment, accountability, education, and the growing frustration among young Indians. From applying for jobs in the United States and playing FIFA on a random evening to suddenly becoming the face of a nationwide movement, Abhijeet shares the story behind CJP, the June 6 protest, his vision for political accountability, and why millions of young people feel unheard by mainstream politics. We also discuss the NEET controversy, education reforms, social media-driven political mobilization, youth participation in democracy, the future of CJP, and whether online outrage can translate into real-world action. Watch till the end and let us know your views in the comments. #CockroachJantaParty #CJP #Abhijeet #IndianPolitics #GenZ #YouthPolitics #NEET #EducationCrisis #Unemployment #Politics #IndiaPolitics #Democracy #StudentProtest #DeKoder #Podcast

DeKoder

13,421 views • 2 months ago

#BREAKING Dharmendra Pradhan resigns as Education Minister, sends letter to PM Modi Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has resigned, posting a letter stating he has sent his resignation to PM Narendra Modi. In the letter, he says the past 10 days have caused him personal distress and that he does not want any student's future "entangled in legal complications" Reacting to the letter, CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke said "We have done it. Dharmendra Pradhan has resigned" R5esignation comes as the third round of talks between the CJP and the government was underway, with Pradhan's exit being the movement's central, non-negotiable demand
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#BREAKING Dharmendra Pradhan resigns as Education Minister, sends letter to PM Modi Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has resigned, posting a letter stating he has sent his resignation to PM Narendra Modi. In the letter, he says the past 10 days have caused him personal distress and that he does not want any student's future "entangled in legal complications" Reacting to the letter, CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke said "We have done it. Dharmendra Pradhan has resigned" R5esignation comes as the third round of talks between the CJP and the government was underway, with Pradhan's exit being the movement's central, non-negotiable demand

Nabila Jamal

31,916 views • 1 month ago

🚨 Kejriwal backs the CJP protest. AAP supports CJP's demands. Kejriwal called for Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation, reforms to end paper leaks, and described Sonam Wangchuk as a national asset whose health is deteriorating during his hunger strike. He will visit Jantar Mantar on Thursday at 5 PM in support of the protest. ✊
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🚨 Kejriwal backs the CJP protest. AAP supports CJP's demands. Kejriwal called for Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation, reforms to end paper leaks, and described Sonam Wangchuk as a national asset whose health is deteriorating during his hunger strike. He will visit Jantar Mantar on Thursday at 5 PM in support of the protest. ✊

Gen-Z of India

12,368 views • 1 month ago

CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke returned to his residence in Maharashtra’s Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district after leading a protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over alleged examination irregularities. Following his return, security outside his residence was increased, with police raising deployment from 11 to 15 personnel as a precautionary measure. Dipke said the agitation would continue until action is taken and warned of a nationwide campaign if demands are not met. #CockroachJantaParty #AbhijeetDipke
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CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke returned to his residence in Maharashtra’s Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district after leading a protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over alleged examination irregularities. Following his return, security outside his residence was increased, with police raising deployment from 11 to 15 personnel as a precautionary measure. Dipke said the agitation would continue until action is taken and warned of a nationwide campaign if demands are not met. #CockroachJantaParty #AbhijeetDipke

The Hindu

346,487 views • 2 months ago

"Maybe I'll be arrested at the airport. Maybe I won't." Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke said he will return to India on June 6 to launch a peaceful protest demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation over the NEET paper leak controversy. The announcement comes shortly after the Delhi High Court declined to order the immediate restoration of CJP's X account. Dipke said his family and friends fear he could be detained on arrival, but added that he still believes he will be allowed to protest peacefully in a democracy.
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"Maybe I'll be arrested at the airport. Maybe I won't." Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke said he will return to India on June 6 to launch a peaceful protest demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation over the NEET paper leak controversy. The announcement comes shortly after the Delhi High Court declined to order the immediate restoration of CJP's X account. Dipke said his family and friends fear he could be detained on arrival, but added that he still believes he will be allowed to protest peacefully in a democracy.

The Indian Express

36,586 views • 3 months ago

Amid celebrations at Delhi's Jantar Mantar following Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation and the Cockroach Janta Party's (CJP) decision to withdraw its agitation, one moment stood out for its emotional weight. A father, who says he lost his only son to suicide in the aftermath of the NEET paper leak controversy, arrived at the protest site not to celebrate, but to serve food to the students who had carried the movement forward. Personally, feeding protesters with his own hands, he transformed his personal grief into an act of solidarity and compassion.
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Amid celebrations at Delhi's Jantar Mantar following Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation and the Cockroach Janta Party's (CJP) decision to withdraw its agitation, one moment stood out for its emotional weight. A father, who says he lost his only son to suicide in the aftermath of the NEET paper leak controversy, arrived at the protest site not to celebrate, but to serve food to the students who had carried the movement forward. Personally, feeding protesters with his own hands, he transformed his personal grief into an act of solidarity and compassion.

Mojo Story

58,244 views • 1 month ago

What was expected to dampen the protest appears to have had the opposite effect. Following the removal of Sonam Wangchuk from the protest site at Jantar Mantar on medical grounds, the demonstration witnessed a significantly larger turnout. Students, activists, and citizens from different walks of life gathered in greater numbers, with several joining the ongoing hunger strike. Many protesters have been camping at the site for days, including students who have continued their indefinite fast. The movement, which initially centred on demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, is also seeing broader conversations around accountability and reforms in India's education system. With protesters now preparing to march towards Parliament, the coming days could prove crucial for the movement. Follow DeKoder for more ground reports. #SonamWangchuk #JantarMantar #StudentProtest #Education #DharmendraPradhan #HungerStrike #ParliamentMarch #IndiaNews #CurrentAffairs #DeKoder
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What was expected to dampen the protest appears to have had the opposite effect. Following the removal of Sonam Wangchuk from the protest site at Jantar Mantar on medical grounds, the demonstration witnessed a significantly larger turnout. Students, activists, and citizens from different walks of life gathered in greater numbers, with several joining the ongoing hunger strike. Many protesters have been camping at the site for days, including students who have continued their indefinite fast. The movement, which initially centred on demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, is also seeing broader conversations around accountability and reforms in India's education system. With protesters now preparing to march towards Parliament, the coming days could prove crucial for the movement. Follow DeKoder for more ground reports. #SonamWangchuk #JantarMantar #StudentProtest #Education #DharmendraPradhan #HungerStrike #ParliamentMarch #IndiaNews #CurrentAffairs #DeKoder

DeKoder

15,924 views • 1 month ago

Exclusive- Abhijeet Dipke on record to Mojo Story to say for the very first time that Cockroach Janta Party - CJP plans to stay as a public movement and a pressure group and NOT enter formal electoral politics for the forseeable future. You may agree or disagree with his reasons and we debate them below; but a big news headline in this interview amid much speculation over CJP's next steps. Must watch in full here
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Exclusive- Abhijeet Dipke on record to Mojo Story to say for the very first time that Cockroach Janta Party - CJP plans to stay as a public movement and a pressure group and NOT enter formal electoral politics for the forseeable future. You may agree or disagree with his reasons and we debate them below; but a big news headline in this interview amid much speculation over CJP's next steps. Must watch in full here

barkha dutt

100,910 views • 27 days ago

The so called unemployed fella, Abhijeet Dipke, the founder of the viral, satirical Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), seems to be shifting his supposedly accidental movement into an algorithmic, corporate merchandising campaign. His introducing paid badges and corporate merchandise proves a deliberate commercial strategy to monetize Gen-Z political unrest rather than maintaining an organic satirical protest. It's obvious that launching corporate merchandise allows people to buy physical items like badges by paying money, shifting the platform into a revenue-generating algorithmic mode. While Dipke initially portrayed the massive movement as an accidental explosion of youth frustration, Arnab highlighted that setting up merchandising contracts requires planned corporate infrastructure. The digital traffic on CJP’s pages followed a classic pump-and-dump loop showing an unnatural exponential rise followed by a sudden collapse. One should question the distribution of Dipke’s massive online following. For example, the CJP handle recorded 8.6 lakh followers from Topeka, Kansas (a town with only 1.26 lakh residents), alongside static, identical follower figures from Pakistan, Palestine, and the Ivory Coast, indicating a paid bot operation. The question is why audiences in foreign nations would invest heavily in Indian internal politics, demanding that Dipke reveal his primary sources of financial funding and past political links with the Aam Aadmi Party. Credit : Republic Media Network.
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The so called unemployed fella, Abhijeet Dipke, the founder of the viral, satirical Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), seems to be shifting his supposedly accidental movement into an algorithmic, corporate merchandising campaign. His introducing paid badges and corporate merchandise proves a deliberate commercial strategy to monetize Gen-Z political unrest rather than maintaining an organic satirical protest. It's obvious that launching corporate merchandise allows people to buy physical items like badges by paying money, shifting the platform into a revenue-generating algorithmic mode. While Dipke initially portrayed the massive movement as an accidental explosion of youth frustration, Arnab highlighted that setting up merchandising contracts requires planned corporate infrastructure. The digital traffic on CJP’s pages followed a classic pump-and-dump loop showing an unnatural exponential rise followed by a sudden collapse. One should question the distribution of Dipke’s massive online following. For example, the CJP handle recorded 8.6 lakh followers from Topeka, Kansas (a town with only 1.26 lakh residents), alongside static, identical follower figures from Pakistan, Palestine, and the Ivory Coast, indicating a paid bot operation. The question is why audiences in foreign nations would invest heavily in Indian internal politics, demanding that Dipke reveal his primary sources of financial funding and past political links with the Aam Aadmi Party. Credit : Republic Media Network.

Augadh

57,895 views • 2 months ago

Just imagine the level of support this movement has. Even after the Delhi Police took Sonam Wangchuk to the hospital, not even 500 supporters showed up at Jantar Mantar. At this point, it's mostly the media that's left. Abhijeet Dipke has reportedly just started his "hunger strike" after having juice and samosas. Meanwhile, the AISA members are laughing and saying, "We were never on a hunger strike anyway, so why would we get admitted to a hospital?"
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Just imagine the level of support this movement has. Even after the Delhi Police took Sonam Wangchuk to the hospital, not even 500 supporters showed up at Jantar Mantar. At this point, it's mostly the media that's left. Abhijeet Dipke has reportedly just started his "hunger strike" after having juice and samosas. Meanwhile, the AISA members are laughing and saying, "We were never on a hunger strike anyway, so why would we get admitted to a hospital?"

Amit Kumar Sindhi

72,167 views • 1 month ago

The Cockroach Janta Party crowd is still dug in at Jantar Mantar right in the heart of New Delhi. For context: the CJP started in May as a satirical online campaign by strategist Abhijeet Dipke and turned into India's biggest Gen Z protest movement in years, now backed by major student unions. Even after the police hit them hard on Monday, tear gas, batons, nearly 180 injured, they're not leaving. Their one big demand hasn't changed: Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has to resign over the NEET exam leaks. - Oliya Scootercaster 🛴
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The Cockroach Janta Party crowd is still dug in at Jantar Mantar right in the heart of New Delhi. For context: the CJP started in May as a satirical online campaign by strategist Abhijeet Dipke and turned into India's biggest Gen Z protest movement in years, now backed by major student unions. Even after the police hit them hard on Monday, tear gas, batons, nearly 180 injured, they're not leaving. Their one big demand hasn't changed: Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has to resign over the NEET exam leaks. - Oliya Scootercaster 🛴

Imtiaz Mahmood

15,999 views • 1 month ago

🇮🇳 The Cockroach Janta Party crowd is still dug in at Jantar Mantar right in the heart of New Delhi. For context: the CJP started in May as a satirical online campaign by strategist Abhijeet Dipke and turned into India's biggest Gen Z protest movement in years, now backed by major student unions. Even after the police hit them hard on Monday, tear gas, batons, nearly 180 injured, they're not leaving. Their one big demand hasn't changed: Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has to resign over the NEET exam leaks. Writers: Lucas, Daniel
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🇮🇳 The Cockroach Janta Party crowd is still dug in at Jantar Mantar right in the heart of New Delhi. For context: the CJP started in May as a satirical online campaign by strategist Abhijeet Dipke and turned into India's biggest Gen Z protest movement in years, now backed by major student unions. Even after the police hit them hard on Monday, tear gas, batons, nearly 180 injured, they're not leaving. Their one big demand hasn't changed: Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has to resign over the NEET exam leaks. Writers: Lucas, Daniel

Mario Nawfal

48,377 views • 1 month ago

What next for the Cockroach Janta Party? barkha dutt speaks to Ashutosh Ranka, one of the movement's principal strategists and negotiators, who was part of the talks with Union Ministers JP Nadda and Jitendra Singh that helped break the deadlock. An IIT and LSE alumnus and former McKinsey consultant, Ranka reflects on how a satirical campaign became one of India's biggest youth movements, whether the CJP could one day enter politics, and what comes after a protest that forced the resignation of a Union Cabinet Minister. He also addresses the allegations over police action, the pellet gun controversy, and why he believes the movement is far from over. Cockroach Janta Party - CJP Full conversation:
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What next for the Cockroach Janta Party? barkha dutt speaks to Ashutosh Ranka, one of the movement's principal strategists and negotiators, who was part of the talks with Union Ministers JP Nadda and Jitendra Singh that helped break the deadlock. An IIT and LSE alumnus and former McKinsey consultant, Ranka reflects on how a satirical campaign became one of India's biggest youth movements, whether the CJP could one day enter politics, and what comes after a protest that forced the resignation of a Union Cabinet Minister. He also addresses the allegations over police action, the pellet gun controversy, and why he believes the movement is far from over. Cockroach Janta Party - CJP Full conversation:

Mojo Story

20,834 views • 1 month ago

CJP's Foreign Connections : Boston, Serbia, AAP And Thakur Foundation Vijay Patel Interview Is CJP just a youth movement, or is there a larger political and foreign ecosystem behind it? An exclusive interview with investigative reporter Vijay Patel on Boston University, Serbia's non-violent movement models, alleged connections to AAP, the Thakur Family Foundation, and mainstream media coverage. Is CJP's playbook inspired by any old protest model? And what is the real network behind it? Vijay Patel alleges that the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) operates as an Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) extension, utilizing foreign funding, specifically from the Thakur Family Foundation, to drive specific narratives. The allegations also highlight potential links to international organizations involved in political training and question the educational funding of founder Abhijeet Dipke. The Boston & Education Controversy Altered Timelines: Vijay Patel and other independent commentators questioned the educational credentials of CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke. Digital Footprint Matching: Patel matched time-stamps and digital check-ins to challenge Dipke’s statements regarding the time he spent studying at Boston University and his student loan claims. Critics allege Dipke used an incomplete or manipulated educational narrative to frame his emergence as an elite, international student voice. The Serbia & Foreign Mobilisation Angle Color Revolution Playbook: The mention of Serbia refers to historical geopolitical models of student-led street agitations specifically akin to the Otpor! movement in Serbia, which became a global template for "Color Revolutions" and regime change operations. The "Asia Spring" Theory: Patel connects CJP's highly organised July 2026 Chalo Sansad (March to Parliament) protests over NEET exam leaks to an engineered "Asia Spring" narrative. He claims the protests were not spontaneous student outbursts but a scripted toolkit backed by Marxist and Leftist political ecosystems to foster domestic unrest.
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CJP's Foreign Connections : Boston, Serbia, AAP And Thakur Foundation Vijay Patel Interview Is CJP just a youth movement, or is there a larger political and foreign ecosystem behind it? An exclusive interview with investigative reporter Vijay Patel on Boston University, Serbia's non-violent movement models, alleged connections to AAP, the Thakur Family Foundation, and mainstream media coverage. Is CJP's playbook inspired by any old protest model? And what is the real network behind it? Vijay Patel alleges that the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) operates as an Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) extension, utilizing foreign funding, specifically from the Thakur Family Foundation, to drive specific narratives. The allegations also highlight potential links to international organizations involved in political training and question the educational funding of founder Abhijeet Dipke. The Boston & Education Controversy Altered Timelines: Vijay Patel and other independent commentators questioned the educational credentials of CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke. Digital Footprint Matching: Patel matched time-stamps and digital check-ins to challenge Dipke’s statements regarding the time he spent studying at Boston University and his student loan claims. Critics allege Dipke used an incomplete or manipulated educational narrative to frame his emergence as an elite, international student voice. The Serbia & Foreign Mobilisation Angle Color Revolution Playbook: The mention of Serbia refers to historical geopolitical models of student-led street agitations specifically akin to the Otpor! movement in Serbia, which became a global template for "Color Revolutions" and regime change operations. The "Asia Spring" Theory: Patel connects CJP's highly organised July 2026 Chalo Sansad (March to Parliament) protests over NEET exam leaks to an engineered "Asia Spring" narrative. He claims the protests were not spontaneous student outbursts but a scripted toolkit backed by Marxist and Leftist political ecosystems to foster domestic unrest.

Augadh

12,577 views • 13 days ago

Abhijeet Dipke has gone to Rajendra Nagar to boost his political profile Meanwhile, right in front of a fasting Sonam Wangchuk, people at the CJP protest are happily eating plate after plate of kadhi chawal Moong dal halwa and ice cream are next on the menu, and people have already started lining up for them. It's a complete fun-and-feast atmosphere at Jantar Mantar.
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Abhijeet Dipke has gone to Rajendra Nagar to boost his political profile Meanwhile, right in front of a fasting Sonam Wangchuk, people at the CJP protest are happily eating plate after plate of kadhi chawal Moong dal halwa and ice cream are next on the menu, and people have already started lining up for them. It's a complete fun-and-feast atmosphere at Jantar Mantar.

Amit Kumar Sindhi

82,172 views • 1 month ago

AISA president Neha Bora, who staged a 22-day fake hunger strike during the CJP protest for attention, was not taken seriously by anyone at the CJP protest. The CJP leadership did not include Neha Bora in any important discussions, nor did Abhijeet Dipke give her a place on the CJP's main stage to conduct her hunger strike. CJP spokespersons Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka met government ministers 4-5 times, but they never took Neha Bora with them. After the Education Minister's resignation, the CJP leadership celebrated with the protesters and then went home. The students also left the protest site. Neha Bora was left alone at the protest site, so she called in a hired crowd. They put flower garlands around her neck, carried her on their shoulders through the streets, and raised slogans in her support, portraying her as the leader of the protest. By doing all this, Neha Bora is trying to take credit by claiming that she was the leader of this protest and that the minister resigned because of her. From Neha Bora's hunger strike to now calling a crowd to raise slogans in her support - it's all fake. 😂😂
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AISA president Neha Bora, who staged a 22-day fake hunger strike during the CJP protest for attention, was not taken seriously by anyone at the CJP protest. The CJP leadership did not include Neha Bora in any important discussions, nor did Abhijeet Dipke give her a place on the CJP's main stage to conduct her hunger strike. CJP spokespersons Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka met government ministers 4-5 times, but they never took Neha Bora with them. After the Education Minister's resignation, the CJP leadership celebrated with the protesters and then went home. The students also left the protest site. Neha Bora was left alone at the protest site, so she called in a hired crowd. They put flower garlands around her neck, carried her on their shoulders through the streets, and raised slogans in her support, portraying her as the leader of the protest. By doing all this, Neha Bora is trying to take credit by claiming that she was the leader of this protest and that the minister resigned because of her. From Neha Bora's hunger strike to now calling a crowd to raise slogans in her support - it's all fake. 😂😂

Saffron Chargers

315,789 views • 1 month ago

Ghaziabad-based Hindu activist Sotyam Pondit has sparked a major political controversy after arriving at the ongoing NEET-UG protest at Delhi's Jantar Mantar and making inflammatory communal remarks. Addressing demonstrators demanding accountability for the alleged NEET paper leak and the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, Pandit claimed there were "no Hindu students" present at the protest. He further alleged that the gathering consisted entirely of Muslims who had assembled under the guise of a student movement to spread communal hatred and incite unrest in the capital. The remarks have drawn sharp criticism for injecting a communal narrative into a protest centered on examination transparency and accountability.
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Ghaziabad-based Hindu activist Sotyam Pondit has sparked a major political controversy after arriving at the ongoing NEET-UG protest at Delhi's Jantar Mantar and making inflammatory communal remarks. Addressing demonstrators demanding accountability for the alleged NEET paper leak and the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, Pandit claimed there were "no Hindu students" present at the protest. He further alleged that the gathering consisted entirely of Muslims who had assembled under the guise of a student movement to spread communal hatred and incite unrest in the capital. The remarks have drawn sharp criticism for injecting a communal narrative into a protest centered on examination transparency and accountability.

VishwaGuru_Ghantal

10,825 views • 1 month ago

Junaid, who fed around 2,000 people every day for 40 days during the CJP protest, started playing the victim card after the protest ended when the police questioned him about the funding and asked where the money for feeding so many people was coming from. He claimed that he had nothing to do with the protest or the CJP leaders and said he had only served food to students. He even claimed that Abhijeet Dipke and Saurav Das had abandoned him, trying to gain sympathy and portray himself as a victim. Now the same Junaid is saying that they are holding meetings to discuss CJP's next plans, future protests, and what bigger steps they should take together. He is also preparing on a large scale to provide free food again. Junaid was simply playing the victim card to avoid police action. In reality, he is part of the CJP gang.
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Junaid, who fed around 2,000 people every day for 40 days during the CJP protest, started playing the victim card after the protest ended when the police questioned him about the funding and asked where the money for feeding so many people was coming from. He claimed that he had nothing to do with the protest or the CJP leaders and said he had only served food to students. He even claimed that Abhijeet Dipke and Saurav Das had abandoned him, trying to gain sympathy and portray himself as a victim. Now the same Junaid is saying that they are holding meetings to discuss CJP's next plans, future protests, and what bigger steps they should take together. He is also preparing on a large scale to provide free food again. Junaid was simply playing the victim card to avoid police action. In reality, he is part of the CJP gang.

Saffron Chargers

101,163 views • 27 days ago

VIDEO | CJP Founder Abhijeet Dipke says, "I feel Sonam Wangchuk was virtually being held in isolation. While JP Nadda was able to meet him, no opposition MP was allowed to do so. Even members of our team were not permitted to meet him. In a way, the government had kept him isolated. But I am very glad, happy and relieved that Sonam has ended his hunger strike. That is what we wanted, and we had also requested him to do so. His life is extremely important for the country, its students and the future of the education system." (Full video available on PTI Videos -
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VIDEO | CJP Founder Abhijeet Dipke says, "I feel Sonam Wangchuk was virtually being held in isolation. While JP Nadda was able to meet him, no opposition MP was allowed to do so. Even members of our team were not permitted to meet him. In a way, the government had kept him isolated. But I am very glad, happy and relieved that Sonam has ended his hunger strike. That is what we wanted, and we had also requested him to do so. His life is extremely important for the country, its students and the future of the education system." (Full video available on PTI Videos -

Press Trust of India

74,160 views • 1 month ago

As the protest at Jantar Mantar continues, volunteers and supporters are providing food, water and other essentials to those gathered at the site. Donation counters and community kitchens have become a visible part of the demonstration, with people contributing in different ways to support those participating. In this ground report, DeKoder speaks to protesters and volunteers about why they chose to be there, what motivates them to support the movement, and how the protest is being sustained. The report captures the atmosphere at the site and the voices of participants sharing their personal views on the ongoing agitation. Watch till the end and follow DeKoder for more ground reports. #DeKoder #JantarMantar #StudentProtest #NEET #PaperLeak #DharmendraPradhan #EducationMinister #CJP #AbhijeetDipke #DelhiProtest
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As the protest at Jantar Mantar continues, volunteers and supporters are providing food, water and other essentials to those gathered at the site. Donation counters and community kitchens have become a visible part of the demonstration, with people contributing in different ways to support those participating. In this ground report, DeKoder speaks to protesters and volunteers about why they chose to be there, what motivates them to support the movement, and how the protest is being sustained. The report captures the atmosphere at the site and the voices of participants sharing their personal views on the ongoing agitation. Watch till the end and follow DeKoder for more ground reports. #DeKoder #JantarMantar #StudentProtest #NEET #PaperLeak #DharmendraPradhan #EducationMinister #CJP #AbhijeetDipke #DelhiProtest

DeKoder

17,997 views • 1 month ago