These celebs including Richa Chadha-Atul Kulkarni came in support of Cockroach Janata Party
Mumbai. The peaceful protest of Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) has started at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar from June 6 against paper leaks and irregularities in examinations. On the appeal of CJP founder Abhijit Deepke, a large number of students participated in it. This performance has also received support from many artists from Bollywood. Artists who have supported CJP include actors Atul Kulkarni, Richa Chadha, Kunika Sadanand and Prakash Raj.
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Atul Kulkarni
In support of Cockroach Janata Party, actor Atul Kulkarni wrote on social media, ‘My generation and the people before that did not fulfill their responsibilities properly. They made mistakes and left a host of challenges for the youth, which today’s generation is now facing. Atul told the youth that they stand with full hopes and urged the youth to rebuild this country with integrity.
Richa Chadha
Supporting CJP’s performance, Richa Chadha wrote on social media, ‘I am currently in Auckland, where perhaps the air is the cleanest in the world. But my mind is in Delhi. My beloved Delhi – the city of my childhood, my school and college, where there are big parks and old, beautiful trees. I send love to the youth of my country. Hope you will become a true patriot instead of being a fake patriot. May you be kind, calm and understanding. I am with you from the heart.
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Prakash Raj
CJP’s performance has received support from South and Bollywood actor Prakash Raj. He said ‘I am trying to reach there on the 6th. So that I can show solidarity towards the cockroach movement. I am away for the shooting of a film. Still trying my best to reach there. I urge all the young ‘cockroaches’ to reach there by crawling.
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