Villagers clash with CJP’s school inspection team in Rajasthan; Dipke slams police as ‘mute spectator’

Cockroach Janta Occasion (CJP) convenor Abhijeet Dipke on Friday (August 21, 2026) slammed the Rajasthan police after locals allegedly pushed a CJP staff out of a village the place it had gone to examine a authorities college as a part of its ongoing ‘School Thik Karo’ campaign.

The incident came about at Rampura Kanwarpura village in Jaipur district.

A confrontation broke out between the villagers and the CJP staff, together with co-convenor Ashutosh Ranka, following which the latter have been pushed out of the world, sources mentioned.

In a sequence of posts on X, Mr. Dipke focused the Rajasthan police over the episode.

“Rajasthan Police appears to be a mute spectator whereas goons assault CJP volunteers for visiting govt colleges. They don’t appear to have an issue with colleges working in buffalo stables, however someway have an issue with CJP volunteers getting into these colleges. What precisely are they attempting to guard?” he requested.

Villagers conflict with staff of the Cockroach Janta Occasion (CJP) who tried to go to a authorities college in Bagru village
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The college constructing within the village has been closed for college kids after being declared ‘unsafe’. Courses are presently being held in a cattle enclosure close to the college constructing.

In one other put up, Mr. Dipke wrote, “Ashu (Ranka) has been attacked by BJP goons in Rajasthan. Ashu and different volunteers of CJP have been overwhelmed up and have been injured. Rajasthan police has allowed this to occur.” In accordance with the villagers, who have been joined by BJP staff, the college could possibly be repaired with native efforts and that the federal government had already sanctioned funds for the work.

“Goons of BJP are after the blood of Ashutosh and different CJP volunteers,” Mr. Dipke mentioned within the third put up.

The CJP staff had deliberate to go to two authorities colleges in Jaipur district on Friday to evaluate their infrastructure and the amenities obtainable to the scholars.

Friday’s go to adopted an issue over the entry of the general public and media into authorities colleges in Rajasthan.

Following earlier inspections by the CJP, the state training division reportedly restricted the entry of outsiders and mediapersons into colleges with no particular cause.