Clashes Erupt During CJP School Inspection in Rajasthan

The Hindu reports that Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) convenor Abhijeet Dipke criticized Rajasthan police following a confrontation between party workers and locals in Rampura Kanwarpura. Dipke alleged that 'BJP goons' attacked and injured CJP volunteers during a government school inspection, while police acted as 'mute spectators.' According to the report, the school building was declared unsafe, forcing classes into a cattle enclosure. Villagers, joined by BJP workers, claimed the government had already sanctioned repair funds and resisted the inspection.

NewsX reports that a CJP team led by Ashutosh Ranka was forced to leave a Jaipur village after being met by a crowd that allegedly used derogatory slurs. The CJP accused BJP workers of assaulting volunteers and damaging property, including a claim that one member suffered a fractured hand. The BJP rejected these allegations, with MLA Swami Balmukundacharya stating that local residents simply opposed the visit. Following the incident, the Rajasthan government restricted unauthorized entry and photography in schools.

Newstrack English highlights conflicting accounts of a clash during a CJP school inspection in Jaipur. While the CJP alleged that 'BJP goons' assaulted their team and broke a volunteer's arm, the BJP rejected the charges and characterized the CJP as an 'anarchic' group backed by Congress. Local villagers denied the assault, claiming they only objected to the politicization of the school issue. The report notes that the precise circumstances of the violence remain unclear due to these contradictory statements.

A Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) inspection team led by Ashutosh Ranka was blocked and allegedly assaulted while attempting to visit a school in Rampura-Kanwarpura, Rajasthan. CJP members claimed they were attacked by BJP-linked goons despite being invited by locals to highlight poor school conditions. Conversely, some villagers and BJP MLA Swami Balmukundacharya asserted the residents rejected the CJP's presence to avoid disruption. While the CJP reports injuries and vehicle damage, some villagers alleged the CJP staged the destruction themselves.

EdexLive reports on Education Minister Madan Dilawar’s accusations that Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) activists and Congress are attempting to disrupt Rajasthan's educational progress following clashes at a government school. Dilawar alleges that villagers opposed the CJP’s entry due to the group's previous conduct in Delhi. He claims state schools have improved significantly under the current government, rising in national rankings. Meanwhile, CJP co-convener Ashutosh Ranka has issued a 48-hour ultimatum for the arrest of alleged attackers.