CJP’s Parliament march begins amid talks with Centre
The Cockroach Janta Party has commenced its ‘Chalo Sansad’ march toward Parliament despite several attempts by the Union Government to establish a dialogue. The political group has rejected preliminary outreach efforts, maintaining a firm stance on who they will negotiate with regarding their grieva

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has officially launched its planned protest march to the Parliament house, signaling a escalation in their current campaign. This development comes as the group bypasses initial negotiation attempts brokered by mid-level government representatives.
According to reports, the CJP leadership has formally declined invitations to meet with the District Magistrate and a Union Government Secretary. Furthermore, the party turned down a meeting with a Minister of State, asserting that their demands require high-level policy intervention from the executive branch.
The CJP has clarified that it will only participate in formal talks provided they are conducted with the Prime Minister or a senior Cabinet Minister. While the Centre remains in contact with the organizers, no such high-level meeting has been confirmed as the march begins to move toward its destination.
Source: General News Services
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