The Cockroach Janta Party continues to gain unstoppable momentum across the nation. Following an incredibly successful and well-attended protest at the Golden Gate in Amritsar, founder Abhijeet Dipke took to social media to thank the youth and reiterate their central goal: the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.

"Thank You Amritsar"

The response in Amritsar was electric. Thousands of students and supporters gathered, echoing the now-familiar refrain demanding accountability for the ongoing crisis in India's examination system. "Only One Demand from Amritsar's Youth! Dharmendra Pradhan, Resign!" Dipke tweeted.

The 5 Core Demands

While the call for resignation is the headline, the CJP's platform is built on concrete demands for systemic change. Formalized during their massive rally in Pune, the party has outlined five critical points to address the paper leak epidemic:

CJP's 5 Demands for Exam Reform 1. Rs 10,000 Paper Leak Hardship Compensation: Direct compensation to students who suffer financial and emotional distress due to canceled or compromised exams. 2. Mandatory Backup Exam Day within 72 hours: Ensuring that if a paper leaks, students aren't left waiting months for a re-test. 3. Paper Checking for Paper Exams: Enhancing the security and transparency of the evaluation process. 4. Automatic Age Limit Extension: For students whose eligibility is threatened by delayed exams or results. 5. Mandatory Tech and Tender Audit: A complete, independent audit of the agencies like NTA and the technology they use to conduct nationwide exams.

These demands highlight that the CJP is no longer just a satirical internet trend, but a structured movement demanding practical, urgent solutions to a crisis that affects millions of young Indians.