CJP to launch social audit of rural government schools on Aug 15

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Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke will launch a nationwide social audit of rural government schools on August 15. The campaign asks parents, citizens and village heads to inspect schools and document facilities such as electricity, drinking water, separate washrooms and hygienic midday meals. Dipke said the initiative aims to highlight the neglect of rural educational infrastructure. The campaign begins in Hingoli, where Dipke will meet the local sarpanch and seek school improvements. The CJP will publish before-and-after photos of upgraded schools and recognise sarpanches who make changes, LiveMint and Times Now report.

In a video, Dipke contrasted the new Parliament and PM's residence with the state of village schools, questioning why farmer and labourer children lack basic amenities. He also launched an online petition urging PM Modi to address the youth on education, unemployment and the cost of living. The CJP recently led a 36-day agitation in Delhi over NEET irregularities, which ended after the education minister resigned and the government agreed to exam reforms.