CJP Releases Protest Advisory Ahead Of Delhi March; Check The Guidelines Here
Protesters Asked to Gather at Parliament Street Police Station
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has released a detailed set of instructions ahead of its planned protest in Delhi on June 6, where supporters will demand the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over alleged irregularities in NEET-UG 2026 and other examination-related controversies.
The organisation has asked supporters to assemble at Parliament Street Police Station at 9 am before proceeding with its proposed peaceful demonstration at Jantar Mantar.
National Flag, Books and Peaceful Participation Encouraged
In its advisory, CJP urged participants to carry the national flag and books as symbols of education, equal opportunity and constitutional values.
The group also encouraged supporters to document the event responsibly while ensuring that the protest remains peaceful and orderly. Participants have been asked to immediately alert police if they notice any disruptive activity or attempts to create unrest.
Supporters were advised to stay hydrated, prepare for weather conditions and follow all public safety guidelines during the gathering.
Airport Gathering Call Withdrawn
The organisation said it had decided against calling supporters to Delhi Airport despite receiving a large response from people wishing to welcome CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke upon his return from the United States.
According to the party, the decision was taken to avoid inconvenience to passengers, airport authorities and security personnel.
“The response we have received from citizens across the country has been overwhelming. A huge number of people have expressed their support for this movement,” the organisation said in a statement.
Supporters Asked to Avoid Provocations
CJP also appealed to participants to avoid engaging with trolls, provocateurs or individuals attempting to derail the movement. The party stressed that its campaign would remain focused on peaceful and democratic participation.
Dipke Returns Ahead of June 6 Protest
Abhijeet Dipke, who recently completed a master's degree in public relations in Boston, is returning to India to lead the protest. He has maintained that the movement seeks accountability over examination-related controversies that have affected students across the country.
Friends and associates of Dipke from his native village in Maharashtra's Hingoli district have also appealed for the protest to remain peaceful and urged authorities to cooperate with participants.
