The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) forms its first National Working Committee and announces its early organisational plans. According to reports, founder Abhijeet Dipke is appointed as the party’s national convener as part of the newly created leadership structure. Both outlets say the CJP frames itself as a public pressure group rather than an electoral political party, adding that it does not plan to become a political party in the near term. The group also outlines a nationwide expansion and grassroots approach. Times of India reports that the organisation launches a membership drive via its website for people who want to join. It also says a delegation will visit student agitators in Jharkhand following recent protests. Mint notes the day after a decision to remain a public pressure group, the CJP moves ahead with the committee formation and organisational expansion, signalling a structured rollout. The reports together describe the committee’s initial leadership, the group’s near-term non-party stance, and early outreach plans including recruitment and engagement with students.