

Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke has responded to allegations regarding the source of funds for his higher education in the United States. Clarifying that he did not depend financially on his family, Dipke said he completed his studies with a scholarship from Boston University and an education loan, which he is currently repaying. He also addressed questions over CJP’s funding, stating that the party plans to collect donations through crowdfunding in the future and will maintain complete transparency in financial matters.
Dipke said the party’s responsibility has increased after recent protests and announced plans to expand the CJP team to raise public issues more effectively. He urged the Maharashtra government to withdraw FIRs filed against students, stating that students were peacefully fighting for their rights. He also highlighted concerns over the rising cost of education and said the party would continue movements on issues related to education and employment.














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