Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke has announced that a new phase of protests, which he calls “Jantar Mantar Season 2,” will begin soon. The movement will focus on student and education-related issues and aims to bring public attention to concerns within the education system.
Dipke Says Preparations Are Underway
Speaking on Wednesday, Dipke said many people had been asking on social media when the next phase of the movement would begin. He responded that the organisation had started preparations and would launch “Jantar Mantar Season 2” in the near future.
Earlier Protests Focused on Education Issues
The announcement comes weeks after large student-led protests at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar. The protesters raised concerns over alleged examination paper leaks, student suicides and the need for reforms in the education system. The demonstrations attracted significant public attention and triggered a wider debate over education policies and accountability.
CJP Calls Earlier Movement ‘Season 1’
Dipke described the earlier demonstrations as “Season 1” and said the upcoming protests would continue that campaign. The CJP plans to keep highlighting issues affecting students and mobilise public support around education-related concerns.
Movement Follows Political Developments
The earlier protests increased pressure on the government and were followed by major political developments, including the resignation of former Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Following the first phase of the agitation, the CJP said it would continue acting as a pressure group and hold the government accountable on education-related matters.
Exact Date Yet to Be Announced
Dipke has not announced an exact date for “Jantar Mantar Season 2.” However, his statement has renewed attention around the movement. The upcoming campaign could focus on examination transparency, education reforms and student welfare.
The CJP now plans to revive its protest campaign, and attention will remain on whether “Jantar Mantar Season 2” attracts support similar to the earlier student movement in Delhi.