CJP Urges Modi to Address Youth in Independence Day Speech

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Cockroach Janata Party founder Abhijeet Dipke has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to use his Independence Day address to explain steps being taken for India’s youth. The appeal comes ahead of the traditional speech from the Red Fort, where the Prime Minister is expected to discuss government priorities and national concerns.

Dipke also announced the CJP’s nationwide ‘Kya Bolti Public’ outreach campaign, with education as its first issue. He said school, college and coaching fees had made quality education unaffordable, citing annual Class 1 fees of Rs 1 lakh to Rs 2 lakh, excluding donations. The party also announced its National Working Committee to oversee organisational activities.

The Indian Opinion

The easy narrative is that a new political outfit can speak for all young Indians, while the opposite lazy view dismisses youth concerns as campaign messaging. Neither is enough. Dipke has identified fees as an issue, but a single claim about Class 1 costs cannot describe the country’s varied education system. The useful test is whether the campaign produces state-wise evidence and workable proposals, not just appeals before a national speech.

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