Amid allegations of students being harassed, Abhijeet Deepke, founder of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), has issued a direct warning to the government and the police. He said that if the police continue harassing students, the party will respond with a large, peaceful protest very soon.
What Abhijeet Deepke Said
In a post on Twitter, Deepke appealed directly to the government to stop targeting and harassing students. He said that if this attitude does not change, the Cockroach Janata Party will not stay silent and will take to the streets to make its point.
What The Warning Means
The party has made clear that the planned protest will be peaceful, though it is expected to be large in scale. According to Deepke, this step will only be taken if the police and administration's attitude towards students does not change.
Other Recent Complaints Involving Students Across The Country
Over the past few months, several reports of students facing difficulties have surfaced from different parts of the country. An administrative probe was launched against a paramedical institute after it collected fees from students but failed to hold their exam, and the institute was even locked up when students protested. In Azamgarh, a Class 3 student was locked inside a classroom after falling asleep, with the teacher having already left for home. Teachers, too, have voiced anger over their rising workload, arguing that a teacher is not a machine expected to be on duty around the clock.
What Happens Next
So far, the Cockroach Janata Party has not announced a date or location for the proposed protest. Following Deepke's warning, attention now turns to how the government and police administration respond.
