Abhijeet Dipke Calls Core Team Meeting to Decide CJP's Next Public Campaign

After leading nationwide protests over the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak, the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) is now looking at another major public issue—the Centre's mandatory E20 petrol policy.

The organisation has called a two-day core committee meeting at the residence of founder Abhijeet Dipke in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar (formerly Aurangabad), Maharashtra. The meeting will focus on CJP's future plans and possible new campaigns.

Will CJP Launch a Protest Against E20 Petrol?

One of the main topics of discussion is the E20 petrol policy, which has become a concern for many vehicle owners.

Many motorists have raised issues such as:

Reduced fuel efficiency (mileage)

Problems with older vehicles

Limited fuel choices at petrol pumps

Several online campaigns have already demanded that consumers should be allowed to choose between E0, E10 and E20 petrol instead of using only one fuel blend.

CJP leaders are expected to decide whether the organisation will officially support or lead this growing movement.

More Issues on the Agenda

Apart from the E20 fuel policy, the meeting will also discuss:

  • Rising unemployment
  • Student protests over recruitment and exam irregularities
  • Public trust in institutions such as the media and judiciary
  • Legal cases filed against protesters during earlier demonstrations

Senior leaders, including CJP spokesperson Saurav Das, are attending the meeting.

CJP Says It Is Not Entering Politics Yet

Despite growing popularity after the NEET protests, CJP has indicated that it does not plan to become a political party for now.

According to reports, founder Abhijeet Dipke believes the country currently needs a strong public movement that can influence government policies rather than another electoral party.

The organisation is expected to continue working as a pressure group focused on public and youth-related issues.

Plans to Expand Across India

The core committee is also likely to discuss ways to:

  • Expand CJP's presence across different states
  • Strengthen local teams
  • Support students protesting recruitment and examination issues
  • Review the impact of the Jantar Mantar movement

The meeting is expected to help shape CJP's strategy for the coming months.

Official Announcement Expected Soon

After the two-day meeting concludes, CJP leaders are expected to hold a press conference.

The organisation is likely to announce its stand on the E20 petrol policy and reveal details of any future public campaigns.

If approved, the E20 issue could become CJP's next major movement after the nationwide NEET paper leak protests.