Campaign · अभियान
School Tik
Karo.स्कूल ठीक करो
School Tik Karo (स्कूल ठीक करो — "Fix the Schools") is the Cockroach Janata Party's nationwide education campaign launched after the Sansad March victory that forced Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation.
The resignation was a victory — but it was only the beginning. CJP realised that changing the minister at the top means nothing if the school at the bottom is still broken. One demand met. The real work begins now.
India has over 10 lakh (1 million) government schools. According to UDISE+ data, over 40% lack functional toilets, 25% have no electricity, 20% have no drinking water, and thousands have no teachers at all. In tribal areas, the numbers are even worse.
School Tik Karo demands immediate government action on:
Emergency infrastructure repair — fix broken buildings, roofs, classrooms
Clean water + functional toilets — in every school, including tribal areas
Qualified teachers — end teacher vacancies, stop contractual exploitation
Digital learning infrastructure — computers, internet, smart classrooms
NEET paper leak accountability — criminal prosecution for paper leak networks
Scrap CBSE rechecking fees — stop treating students as ATMs
Tribal Schools · आदिवासी स्कूल
Adivasi School
Tik Karo.आदिवासी स्कूल ठीक करो
Adivasi School Tik Karo (आदिवासी स्कूल ठीक करो) is CJP's focused campaign for tribal school repair and upgrade. India's tribal communities — over 10 crore (100 million) Adivasis — have been systematically denied quality education for decades.
The facts are devastating:
60% of tribal schools in states like Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Odisha, and Madhya Pradesh lack basic infrastructure
Teacher absenteeism in tribal areas is 3x the national average
Dropout rates for tribal students exceed 70% by Class 10
Mid-day meal corruption — funds allocated but food not reaching children
Language barriers — textbooks only in Hindi/English, not in tribal languages
CJP volunteers are documenting conditions in tribal schools across India — photographing broken buildings, recording teacher absenteeism, filing RTI requests about budget allocation, and creating public pressure through #AdivasiSchoolTikKaro campaigns on social media.
"When the CJI called us cockroaches, he was talking about kids who never had a school worth attending in the first place." — Abhijeet Dipke, CJP Founder
48-Hour Ultimatum · New Demand
Gyanesh Kumar
Must Resign.गयानेश कुमार इस्तीफा दें
The Cockroach Janata Party demands the immediate resignation of Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar within 48 hours. The Election Commission under his watch has:
Failed to address voter manipulation complaints from multiple states
Suppressed whistleblower reports on EVM irregularities
Compromised institutional independence by political alignment
Failed to ensure transparent electoral processes
This is CJP's newest demand, added to the original five core demands. We already forced an Education Minister to resign. An Election Commissioner is next.
CJP has previously forced the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan through the Sansad March.
Take Action
How To
Help.कैसे मदद करें
You don't need to be in Delhi. You don't need to march. Here's how every cockroach can help fix India's schools from wherever they are:
Document your local government school — photograph the conditions, record what's broken, what's missing
File an RTI — ask how much money was allocated vs. spent on school repairs in your district
Share on social media — use hashtags #SchoolTikKaro #AdivasiSchoolTikKaro #CJP
Register as a CJP member — join the swarm and become part of the pressure
Volunteer — join the CJP volunteer network for direct action