Tezzbuzz Desk – Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke welcomed Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat’s initiative to interact with Gen-Z and Generation Alpha students. He called it a good start toward connecting with youth. However, Dipke also said that simply communicating with youth is not enough; educated, capable, and young leaders should also be given the opportunity to lead.
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat is scheduled to address Gen-Z and Generation Alpha students on August 6th. Reacting to this initiative, Abhijeet Dipke said that the effort to connect with youth is welcome. He added that political and social organizations should also give responsibility to the new generation rather than relying solely on older leaders.
Demand to bring youth forward in leadership
Abhijeet Dipke said that the country’s youth population should not be seen only as an audience. Educated, capable, and innovative young people should be given opportunities at the leadership level as well.
He also commented on the Constitution. Deepak said that those who opposed Mahatma Gandhi or Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar in their own lives should consider their own history before teaching others about the Constitution. He also discussed his party, the CJP,’s upcoming strategy and plans for organizational expansion.
CJP’s strategic meeting on August 5 and 6
The Cockroach Janata Party is holding a two-day organizational meeting on August 5th and 6th. According to Abhijeet Dipke, the meeting will review the party’s experiences from past movements and campaigns. Additionally, the organization’s expansion in different parts of the country and future strategies will be discussed. Dipke stated that the meeting will discuss the CJP’s future roadmap, and detailed information will be shared on August 6th.
Deepak also responded to the allegations of assault and the FIR filed against some party members. He dismissed these allegations, calling them a “publicity stunt.”
Questions raised about E20 petrol
Abhijeet Dipke also questioned the central government’s policy regarding E20 petrol. He claimed that the use of E20 fuel is affecting the engines of some vehicles and reducing mileage. He questioned why consumers are being charged the full price of petrol if they are not receiving 100% pure petrol and ethanol is being added to it.
Their claims regarding the impact of E20 on vehicles are part of their political response. The impact of E20 on individual vehicles may depend on their technical compatibility and the manufacturer’s specified fuel requirements.
Talk was also kept on education and reservation
Speaking on the issue of education and reservation, Abhijeet Dipke said that the country’s first priority should be to provide quality education to every poor and needy child. He said that if children are provided with better education and equal opportunities from the beginning, their future can be strengthened.
Deepak also expressed support for students protesting in various states, including Jharkhand, over issues related to recruitment exams. He said that it was wrong to deny the protesting students basic amenities like tents and toilets. He called the students’ demands legitimate and urged governments to listen to them and address issues related to the examination system.
‘CJP will not form alliance with any party’
Abhijit Dipke also clarified CJP’s future political strategy. He stated that his party will continue to operate independently and will not form an alliance with any other political party. According to Dipke, his party’s primary goal at present is to win public trust. He claimed that public confidence in existing political parties is waning and that questions are being raised about the functioning of many institutions.
He stated that the CJP’s objective is to work for democratic values and that the party will maintain its independent political identity. Abhijeet Dipke described the RSS’s “Gen-Z connect” as a positive initiative, advocating for increased youth participation in political and social organizations. He also addressed issues related to E20 petrol, education, student movements, and his party’s future strategy.