The Cockroach Janta Party Announced Monday That Its Core Team Will Hold a Two-day Strategy Meeting in Chhatrapati

CJP said team members have consulted stakeholders, including fifty core volunteers from the Jantar Mantar protest, about future plans. Following the meeting, the party will launch a nationwide listening tour to hear youth aspirations, citing the success of its protest that led to Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. "The defeat of this arrogant government at the hands of the youth shows that when young people come together, they can achieve anything, Chief Spokesperson Saurav Das said.

"Our team is working to put together the best possible path forward to channel the expectations of our youth into meaningful action. Pradhan resigned on Saturday, July 25, marking a major victory for the month-long Gen Z-led movement that began online after a comment by the Chief Justice of India and grew into protests over NEET paper leaks. CJP will share details on the listening tour schedule soon.

Meanwhile, founder Abhijeet Dipke addressed questions about his foreign education funding, revealing he received a Boston University Dean's Scholarship of $12,500 per semester for three semesters, totaling $37,500, plus an education loan. "I received scholarship from Boston University and took an education loan to fund the rest of my expenses. I have to pay the loan, Dipke told Barkha Dutt in an interview with MOJO, sharing the scholarship document."