The Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) on Thursday formally announced the names of members of its National Working Committee, marking another organisational step by the political outfit.
The party announced its national-level team as it seeks to strengthen its organisational structure and expand its activities following its recent public campaigns. The newly constituted National Working Committee will be responsible for overseeing the party’s organisational functioning and coordinating its activities at the national level.
Taking to X, the CJP released the names of the members of the National Working Committee and wrote, “To execute our roadmap, the National Working Committee has ratified our inaugural national leadership roster.”
- Founder & National Convener: Abhijeet Dipke (30)
- Co-Conveners: Ashutosh Ranka (30), Saurav Das (27)
- National Organization In-Charge: Ajinkya Shinde (35)
- Organisation Co Incharge: Deepak Baliyan (26)
- National Secretary: Aafreen Nawaz (34)
- Media Lead: Vijay Reddy Mallangi (30)
- Legal Affairs Lead: Ratna Singh (31)
- Research & Policy Lead: Vaishnavi Gaur (29)
- Technology Lead: Rohan Deshpande (31)
- Finance Lead: Yogesh Ingale (33)
Zonal Leadership:
- North Zone: Deepak Baliyan (26)
- South Zone: Vijay Reddy Mallangi (30)
- East & North East Zones: Ankit Bharadwaj (35)
- West Zone: Yogesh Ingale (33)
In addition to this, the CJP said that over the next six months, the party will establish State Coordination Committees as well as Lok Sabha and city-level coordination units across India.
“No other persons have been named by CJP as office bearers other than those mentioned today,” the CJP mentioned.
The announcement comes amid the CJP’s growing presence in the political discourse, with the party recently holding protests and raising issues concerning the government and political system.
CJP Launches Nationwide Campaign
Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke on Thursday announced a nationwide public outreach campaign, ‘Kya Bolti Public’, saying the initiative is aimed at understanding the issues faced by people across the country.
Launching the campaign, Dipke said its first priority would be education, arguing that rising school, college and coaching fees have made quality education increasingly unaffordable for many families.