Ever since the protests at Jantar Mantar over the NEET paper leak, Gen-Z and its zealous outbursts against several issues in society are quickly becoming national headlines. Ranchi saw Gen-Z protesting against irregularities in the functioning of JPSC and JSSC. CJP started the ‘School Thik Karo’ campaign against mismanagement of schools in villages. Even an individual woman tourist in Jammu and Kashmir attempted, single-handedly, to lead a protest against the Indian Army for

The grand narrative constructed around Abhijeet Dipke and his self-styled Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), which was at the forefront of the NEET exam paper leak protests, is now unravelling rapidly under basic factual verification. Designed as a viral, internet-fuelled pressure front, Dipke’s crusade presented itself as an organic revolt of students frustrated with the lapses in the Indian education system. However, a closer examination of Dipke’s timelines, credentials and digi