CJP's 'School Thik Karo' Campaign Exposes Poor Conditions In Rural Schools

Volunteers of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has been conducting  safety and infrastructure checks at government schools across the country as part of the nationwide ‘School Thik Karo’ (Fix the Schools) campaign.

CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke is leading the initiative, personally examining the conditions of schools, especially the rural schools in the country. The campaign has exposed shocking details regarding the school facilities in India, while pointing out that several schools prevented them from carrying out their campaign.

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The CJP on Friday, August 21, shared a video from a public school smart classroom, exposing the classroom in disarray, with chairs and desks haphazardly placed and learning materials strewn about.

Sharing the video, The CJP asked, “Do we really expect future scientists and innovators to be nurtured in such horrible looking classrooms?” urging citizens to make sure no child in our locality has to bear the cost of corruption by those in power.”

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The CJP also demanded people to join the School Thik Karo campaign and audit your nearest government school.

Do we really expect future scientists and innovators to be nurtured in such horrible looking classrooms?

Let us make sure no child in our locality has to bear the cost of corruption by those in power.

Join the #SchoolThikKaro campaign and audit your nearest government school: pic.twitter.com/Wgf46AZYae

— Cockroach Janta Party – CJP (@Cockroachisback) August 21, 2026