The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) announced a major organizational expansion on Saturday, appointing zonal in-charges and setting up state and regional coordination committees across 10 states and territories to strengthen its cadre base nationwide.
Key Zonal Appointments Declared
As part of the structural restructuring, Kshitij Pagar has been appointed as the in-charge for the Western Zone, while Dr. Vivek Sangwan takes charge of the Northern Zone. Additionally, Muhammad Junaid and Geegraj Jorli have been inducted as members of the Northern Zone Coordination Committee. These appointments aim to drive political outreach and consolidate the party's presence in northern and western India.
Regional Coordination Committees for 10 States
The CJP leadership established dedicated coordination committees covering Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Maharashtra, Jharkhand, the North East, West Bengal, Haryana, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, and Jammu and Kashmir. The state-wise breakdown of committee members includes
- Uttar Pradesh: Features the largest team with 16 members.
- Maharashtra: Comprises 15 members.
- Jharkhand and North East: Allocated 14 members each.
- Bihar: Consists of 13 members.
- West Bengal: Assigned a 12-member committee.
- Haryana and Uttarakhand: Given 6 members each.
- Rajasthan: Formed with 5 members.
- Jammu and Kashmir: Set up with 4 members.
