Cockroach Janta Party Faces First Rebel as Former Volunteer Launches Breakaway Platform CJP-D
Brahmbhatt says the breakaway platform will choose leaders through a democratic process and focus on transparency and accountability, not party politics.
- On Thursday, founder of Cockroach Janta Party-Democratic Manish Brahmbhatt announced the launch in New Delhi, India, urging volunteers to build a transparent national team rather than supporting what he described as "Kejriwal's team."
- Brahmbhatt claimed the initiative emerged from concerns that established movements ignored people's issues, alleging their agenda is "only to defeat one party" and ignores the "gutter system" of corruption regardless of government.
- During a volunteers' meeting in Delhi, participants' mobile phones were allegedly confiscated, which Brahmbhatt cited as evidence that political interests had overtaken the movement and volunteers were not adequately consulted.
- The founder announced social media accounts, a WhatsApp number, and a missed-call facility for the nation, inviting "Anyone" who supports transparency and accountability to join the platform.
- Brahmbhatt pledged that the organization would identify its national team through a democratic process, promising that "Every decision of ours will be taken with transparency" to challenge established political systems.
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Cockroach Janta Party faces first rebel as former volunteer launches breakaway platform CJP-D
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Former CJP volunteer Manish Brahmbhatt has announced the formation of a new organization in Delhi, the Cockroach Janata Party-Democratic (CJP-D). He accused CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke of neglecting longtime activists involved in the movement. He said the party has now become closer to the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).
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