'Tell us where to come, schools fixed before our visit': CJP mocks Rajasthan govt
Members of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) are criticizing the Rajasthan government over school infrastructure, claiming the state is fixing schools only in response to their inspection visits. The group alleges they are being surveilled by police following a confrontation during a school visit.
Why it matters
This reflects ongoing political tensions and debates over government accountability and the state of public education infrastructure in India.
NEW DELHI: Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) member Ashutosh Ranka took a dig at the Rajasthan government, saying the Bhajan Lal Sharma dispensation released Rs 4,000 crore for 472 schools on the day the "cockraoches entered Udaipur"."And a double coincidence that 30% of these schools happen to be in Udaipur," he posted on X.Mentioning the Ranka's post, another CJP member Sourav Das quipped: "People of Rajasthan, tell us where you want us to come. Government is releasing and fixing places before our visit!"Last month, Ranka alleged that Rajasthan Police was keeping a watch on people entering and leaving his house, hours after the organisation’s team faced a confrontation during its campaign to inspect government schools.In a post on X, Ranka said, “For the last 2 hours, Rajasthan police is surveilling every person going in and out of my house.”He challenged the police to arrest him directly if they wanted to, while…
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