
Jaipur, June 12: The Cockroach People’s Party is set to organize a statewide protest on June 15 in Jaipur, focusing on the need for improvements in the education system, prevention of paper leaks, and job availability for youth. The protest will take place at the Shaheed Smarak near the Government Hostel in the capital. National spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka stated during a press conference on Friday that this movement aims to secure the future of students and young people, rather than seeking political gain.
Ranka emphasized that Abhijit Deepke, the party’s national founder, will travel from Delhi to attend the protest. A significant number of students, youth, educators, and social activists from various districts in Rajasthan are expected to participate. The party believes that the youth in Rajasthan are facing serious challenges regarding both education and employment, which is why this campaign is being launched from Jaipur.
During the press conference, Ranka raised concerns about the education system in the country and the state, noting that while degrees are being awarded, adequate job opportunities are lacking. He pointed out that recurring paper leaks, delays in recruitment processes, and a lack of skill-based education are adversely affecting the future of young people. The party argues that without making the education system employment-oriented and transparent, the vision for the country’s development will remain incomplete.
The Cockroach People’s Party has outlined four key demands for the protest. These include establishing a robust security mechanism to permanently prevent paper leaks in competitive exams, incorporating skill-based education and modern subjects like artificial intelligence in schools and colleges, increasing budget allocations for the education sector to strengthen infrastructure, and implementing a timely recruitment calendar for all recruitment exams. The party believes that these demands can provide better opportunities and a transparent system for the youth.
In light of the upcoming protest at the Shaheed Smarak, the Jaipur Police Commissionerate has heightened its vigilance. Additional police forces will be deployed to maintain law and order. Traffic police are also preparing plans for necessary route diversions to ensure smooth traffic flow. Party officials have assured the administration that the protest will be conducted in a completely peaceful and democratic manner.
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