Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) announces it will back protests by Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) aspirants who allege paper leaks and irregularities in recent examinations. The party’s founder, Abhijeet Dipke, says it will support the agitation demanding the resignation of the MPSC chairman and secretary and will join protests alongside candidates across the state.

Across reports, the CJP demand centers on two senior officials stepping down. Times of India and The Hindu describe the move as a show of support for the students’ resignation demand, while Free Press Journal adds details that Dipke meets protesting aspirants, including family members, in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. All three outlets note a stated deadline: if the officials do not resign by September 24, the CJP plans to take the issue forward through a statewide tour to meet MPSC aspirants and collect their concerns.

The differing emphasis is on how and where the CJP is engaging—whether described broadly as supporting protests and outreach (The Hindu, Times of India) or with specific meeting context and local details (Free Press Journal). The common point across sources remains the conditional plan tied to September 24 and the call for resignations over alleged examination irregularities.