'Come To Us If You Want Talks': CJP's Message To Centre Amid Protests
The founder of the Cockroach Janta Party has declared that the government must initiate formal discussions to address ongoing protests. This statement follows two months of activity from the satirical political movement.
Abhijeet Dipke, the leader and founder of the Cockroach Janta Party, has issued a public message to the central government regarding the current wave of demonstrations. The satirical political movement, which emerged two months ago, is now positioning itself as a party that will only engage in negotiations if the administration takes the first step.
Dipke emphasized that the responsibility for opening a dialogue lies entirely with the authorities. This development highlights the growing visibility of the group, which uses satire to address governance issues and public grievances.
Despite its unconventional branding, the party has gained traction in recent weeks, necessitating a clear stance on potential government mediation. The movement remains firm that it will not seek out officials but will be open to talks should the Centre provide an invitation.
Abhijeet Dipke
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