Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke says the group’s next phase of protests, dubbed “Jantar Mantar Season 2,” will begin “very soon.” Dipke also says a Delhi volunteers’ meeting was cancelled after difficulty securing a venue, which he attributes to pressure on hall owners and intimidation linked to the ruling BJP.
Across outlets, Dipke’s claims focus on alleged venue refusals in Delhi, with reports saying potential hosts told the party they faced “pressure from above,” and that one secured venue was later threatened. The reports also place the announcement after CJP’s previous protest over the NEET paper leak that lasted 37 days, and they describe ongoing protests in Ranchi under Devendra Mahto’s leadership.
In addition to the planned “Season Two,” CJP spokespeople describe a nationwide “listening tour” starting around Independence Day. They say the campaign will focus on education, including encouraging visits to government schools, conducting social audits, documenting conditions, and pressing local officials to improve schooling, with potential protests if demands are not met.
