
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has warned Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta that it will hold protests if government schools in Sanjay Colony, Chhatarpur, are not repaired by September 15. CJP co-convenor…
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has warned Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta that it will hold protests if government schools in Sanjay Colony, Chhatarpur, are not repaired by September 15. CJP co-convenor Saurav Das said he inspected the schools as part of the group's 'School Thik Karo' campaign and found garbage, tin roofs, no flooring, poor mid-day meals, and unusable toilets.

Das claimed that Gupta had visited the area in February and promised to fix the schools, but six months later the premises remain in poor condition. The CJP posted on X that residents have set a deadline for work to begin. The Delhi government and Gupta have not yet responded to the allegations.
The CJP, a registered political party with a limited electoral footprint, is using direct action and social media to pressure the Delhi government on school infrastructure, a topic that resonates with voters across party lines. The September 15 deadline creates a short window for the BJP-led Delhi government, which has made education reforms a flagship issue, to respond publicly or risk a street protest that could amplify before the upcoming municipal elections. The key test is whether the government issues a work order or inspection report before the deadline, or dismisses the claims as politically motivated.
Source: hindustantimes.com
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