Cockroach Janta Party Protest LIVE Updates: Abhijeet Dipke leaves for Lucknow rally

CJP founder announced a "five-point exam manifesto" aimed at protecting students affected by examination-related disruptions.

• "Students should receive compensation of ₹10,000 in the event of a paper leak, postponement of examinations or delay in declaration of results," he demanded.
• Special trains be arranged during large-scale recruitment drives and every examination should have a backup date so that cancelled tests can be conducted within 72 hours, Dipke said.
• Physical evaluation of answer sheets instead of online assessment, age relaxation for candidates affected by delayed examinations or results.
• Mandatory audits of computer-based test systems before examinations.
• Contracts for conducting examinations should be awarded strictly on merit.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi must decide whether "one crore students or one incompetent minister" was more important, Abhijeet Dipke said.

"Our only demand since the inception of this movement has been the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan. More than one crore students have faced injustice, but nobody is ready to take responsibility or step down," he said.

CJP released an ‘exam manifesto’ which demanded compensation for students in the event of a paper leak.

Students appearing for NEET, CBSE and CUET have suffered injustice, Dipke said, accusing the government of failing to fix accountability.

“After two successful peaceful protests in Delhi and Pune, I am leaving for Lucknow. Will join the students there tomorrow to demand resignation of Education Minister,” Abhijeet Dipke said in an X post

CJP Founder asked students to commit that they will never engage in Hindu-Muslim politics in the future.

He said the country has been left behind even as the world moves forward in AI, semiconductors and clean energy because of this backward politics.

“Left ki taraf ho ya Right ki taraf, poora Pune saath aaya hai aaj. Cockroaches aa rahe hai, Dharmendra Pradhan ja rahe hai,” CJP wrote in an X post.

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Abhijeet Dipke and Sonam Wangchuk arrive at the protest venue in Pune.

Visuals by local media of the CJP protest

Local news channel says participants from various states across India have reached Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU) for the CJP-led protest

The next CJP protest will be in Lucknow. The date for the protest is yet to be disclosed

Abhijeet Dipke said CJP will release an education manifesto later in the day

Abhijeet Dipke further said they are ready to have dialogue with the government, but claimed that instead of dialogue, it was suspending CJP's (social media) accounts.

“CJP is a big message for the country. The government cannot ignore the youth. Instead of calling us fake, try to understand the issues and problems faced by the youth in the country,” he added.