CJP to Launch Rural School Campaign on August 15
Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke has announced a nationwide campaign aimed at improving infrastructure in rural government schools. The initiative will launch on August 15 and will involve parents, citizens and village heads in identifying and addressing deficiencies in school facilities.
CJP Launches Rural School Campaign
Dipke said the campaign would begin from Hingoli in Maharashtra, where he plans to approach local village leadership to seek improvements in government schools.
The initiative focuses on basic infrastructure such as clean drinking water, electricity, functional toilets and mid-day meals. Dipke said many children in rural areas still travel long distances to attend schools that lack essential facilities.
Parents Asked to Audit Government Schools
As part of the campaign, parents whose children attend government schools are being encouraged to conduct social audits of their schools.
They have been asked to check whether basic facilities are available and record videos where deficiencies are found. CJP also plans to release a printable audit form allowing citizens to document available and missing infrastructure.
The completed information can then be submitted as part of the wider campaign to highlight problems requiring attention.
CJP Announces Sarpanch Challenge
CJP has also launched a “Sarpanch Challenge”, urging village heads across India to take responsibility for upgrading government schools in their respective areas.
Sarpanches who improve school infrastructure will be publicly recognised through before-and-after photographs shared on CJP’s social media platforms.
The campaign seeks to encourage community participation in improving rural education infrastructure and ensuring children in villages receive better basic facilities.
