Following the conclusion of its two-day meeting at Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, the Cockroach Janta Party has released its agenda for the upcoming months.
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) decided it would function exclusively as a public pressure group rather than a political party.
According to its press briefing, CJP will officially launch a nationwide youth outreach and listening campaign, the "Kya Bolti Public National Listening Tour," on Sept. 1, 2026, in response to the success of its recent public agitations. The goal of this pan-India initiative is to conduct local meetings and gather direct feedback to understand the specific grievances, problems, and political expectations of young citizens
CJP said it is also launching its nationwide public cadre onboarding strategy. "Citizens across the country are invited to formally join CJP, and to take direct ownership of the movement's next phase," it said, adding that students, young professionals, workers, and other citizens are invited to register themselves.
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CJP also clarified that it has not begun accepting funds from the public at this time. "Citizens are urged to be cautious of any calls for donations made in CJP's name. Formal channels for financial contributions will be announced in due course, through the party's official website and verified social media handles only," it noted.
Talking about the KBP campaign, Dipke said, "This will be a nationwide campaign wherein we will be holding meetings across the country and interacting with youth. We will try to understand their problems, grievances and expectations, and what kind of politics they prefer."
According to the group's statement, the CJP leadership will travel across the nation to interact directly with young people in every part of India. The information acquired from this trip will help to create a citizen-driven Youth Reform Charter.
According to CJP, its focus areas for advocacy will be rising youth unemployment, commercialisation, and structural reforms in education, and addressing the declining public trust in institutions like the judiciary and the media.
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