Abhijeet Dipke
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Political row splits 110-day-old CJP
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By Quaid Najmi
Mumbai: In an abrupt development, the 110-day old Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founded by Maharashtra’s Abhijeet Dipke has reportedly split with a Gujarat-based activist Manish Brahmbhatt announcing a rival ‘CJP-Democratic’ – amid political accusations hurled at each other.
Announcing the...
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The Problem with One-Face Politics
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By Anuradha Rao
From Kanhaiya Kumar to Arvind Kejriwal, Indian politics offers a warning about movements that struggle to grow beyond one dominant face.
Watching Abhijeet Dipke rise to prominence recently made me think of Kanhaiya Kumar. Not necessarily because of their politics,...
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Credibility Problem
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Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) convenor Abhijeet Dipke’s self-styled “school movement” is beginning to look less like a campaign for educational reform and more like a political stunt in search of a scandal. The deeper he ventures into Maharashtra’s schools, the...
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Build ‘model schools’ from PM CARES fund: CJP
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By Quaid Najmi
Mumbai: In an unexpected surgical strike, the Cockroach Janta Party has questioned why a massive corpus of thousands of crores of rupees, lying in the Prime Minister CARES Fund, is kept idle when there are dire needs for funds in...
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What is CJP’s Agenda?
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By Devendra Pai
India's political history has been shaped not only by elections but also by mass movements. Time and again, public agitations have altered the country's political trajectory, influenced governments, and reshaped institutions. Yet, despite their differences in ideology and leadership, the...
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‘Tiger’ backs ‘Cockroach’
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By Quaid Najmi
Mumbai: The Shiv Sena (UBT) became the first political party to openly support the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) launched by a Maharashtra youth Abhijeet Dipke who launched a huge protest in New Delhi on Saturday.
In a strong statement, SS...
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Youths await Dipke’s cautious ‘ghar-wapasi’
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By Quaid Najmi
Mumbai: Nearly a month after unleashing a tsunami on social media, Abhijeet Dipke – who launched the ‘Cockroach Janta Party’ – is likely to return home early tomorrow (June 6) from the USA where he had gone to study and...
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The Cockroach Caucus
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By Kiran D. Tare
Abhijeet Dipke’s viral rebellion looks less like a spontaneous youth uprising than India’s anti-BJP ecosystem discovering meme warfare.
Indian politics has always had room for the absurd. A country that once elevated sadhus, film stars and anti-corruption crusaders into national...
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CJP attracts 1.5 cr; new politics shaping up
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By Quaid Najmi
Mumbai: Not from kitchen sinks, toilets or gutters — these two-legged ‘roaches’ have swarmed Social Media in millions through memes, live-streams, rap anthems and viral posts… and the country has begun taking note.
On May 16, an unemployed youth, Abhijeet...
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