New Delhi: Following the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, Cockroach Janta Party Founding President Abhijeet Dipke affirmed that the youth-led protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar will continue until all core demands are met. Addressing media persons and demonstrators at the protest site, Dipke emphasized that while the minister’s exit addresses one primary concern, the movement will maintain its stance until full accountability and restitution are secured. He insisted that democratic demonstrations will persist without fear, citing additional unfulfilled conditions put forward by the group.
The CJP leader outlined two major demands that remain non-negotiable for the ongoing agitation. Firstly, Dipke called for a financial compensation of one crore rupees to be immediately granted to the families of students who tragically died by suicide following examination paper leaks and related systemic failures. Secondly, he demanded strict administrative and legal action against police officers involved in police action against student protesters on July 20, warning authorities against attempting to suppress youth voices through intimidation tactics.
The announcement comes amidst weeks of widespread student demonstrations at Jantar Mantar over recurring examination irregularities and paper leaks. Emerging as a major platform for youth grievance, the Cockroach Janta Party has consistently maintained that structural reforms, compensation for victimized families, and official accountability are essential before the agitation can be brought to a formal conclusion.
