New Delhi, August 15: Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke on Saturday launched the “School Thik Karo” campaign from his native village in Maharashtra’s Hingoli district, highlighting the lack of basic facilities at government schools.
Dipke alleged that several schools continue to struggle with basic infrastructure, including broken windows, clogged toilets and inadequate seating arrangements. He visited a government school in his village after attending an Independence Day flag-hoisting ceremony and inspected its facilities.
In a post on social media, Dipke said that even after 80 years of Independence, government schools continue to lack basic amenities. He added that he had spoken to the village Sarpanch, who assured him that the Panchayat would address the issues within a week. “Change is possible when we come together and act,” Dipke said, using the hashtag #SchoolThikKaro.
Detailing the initiative, the CJP’s website stated, “Kids in villages shouldn’t be pleading for basic facilities at school — not after 80 years of Independence. As a country, we’ve failed rural kids in the worst possible way. This Independence Day, CJP is launching School Thik Karo to fix government schools in villages.”
