Just The Beginning, Long Way To Go: Abhijeet Dipke's Morning Video After CJP Victory
With Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation secured, CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke posted a morning video saying 'just the beginning, long way to go' — signalling that the Cockroach Janta Party is shifting from street protest to political accountability.
With Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation confirmed and the 36-day Jantar Mantar protest officially called off, CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke posted a morning video on July 26, 2026 that has already gone viral.
His message was simple, measured, and unmistakably forward-looking:
"Just the beginning. Long way to go."
NDTV highlighted the clip: *"'Just The Beginning, Long Way To Go': Abhijeet Dipke's Morning Video Post — With Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation, the CJP's protest appears done and dusted. But Dipke calls it just the beginning."*
What Dipke Said in Full
In the video, a visibly tired but resolute Dipke sat quietly and spoke directly to camera:
*"We won one battle. But the war for India's education system is not over. Pradhan is gone — but the system that made NEET-UG possible still exists. The NTA still exists. The corruption still exists. We will give the new minister four weeks. If they act, we will support them. If they don't — we come back stronger."*
He thanked every student, every volunteer, every farmer who came to Jantar Mantar, and every person across India who called themselves a cockroach in solidarity.
*"You gave me the courage to stand. This victory belongs to you — not to me."*
The Movement Is Not Over
Dipke was clear: CJP is not dissolving after this victory. The party will:
1. Monitor the new Education Minister's actions over four weeks 2. Demand implementation of the five-point charter 3. Build a permanent political organisation capable of contesting elections 4. Remain mobilised — the 25 million follower base stays active
He specifically called out the new minister (yet to be named by PM Modi at time of posting):
*"Whoever you are — students are watching. India is watching. The cockroach never sleeps."*
Social Media Reaction
Within hours of the video, #JustTheBeginning was trending nationally on X (Twitter).
Students across India shared the clip with captions like:
- *"He said what needed to be said"*
- *"One minister down, the system next"*
- *"This is what real leadership looks like"*
What Comes Next for CJP
Political analysts are now watching whether the Cockroach Janta Party converts its movement into electoral force. With Bihar by-polls expected later this year, Dipke has previously hinted at contesting elections.
For now, the cockroach is resting — but not sleeping.
*"We fought for 36 days. We can fight for 36 years."* — Abhijeet Dipke, July 26, 2026.