Manish Brahmbhatt Formed Cockroach Janata Party Democratic
At a glance
- Manish Brahmbhatt launched the Cockroach Janata Party Democratic on September 3.
- He alleged that the original nationwide movement was politicized and controlled by a few individuals, mainly connected to the Aam Aadmi Party.
- Brahmbhatt criticized the 12-member national team formed without consulting grassroots workers, students, and volunteers.
- The new party aims to take decisions democratically with transparency and accountability.
- Brahmbhatt called for citizens and volunteers to join the initiative via social media, WhatsApp, and missed calls.
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- When was the Cockroach Janata Party Democratic launched?
- It was launched by Manish Brahmbhatt on September 3.
- Why did Manish Brahmbhatt form a new party?
- He alleged that the original movement was politicized, limited to a few people, and influenced by the Aam Aadmi Party, so he formed the new party to promote democracy and transparency.
- What criticism did Brahmbhatt have about the original national team?
- He said the 12-member team was formed behind closed doors without consulting grassroots workers, students, or volunteers, and involved mostly people connected to the Aam Aadmi Party.
- What is the goal of the Cockroach Janata Party Democratic?
- The goal is to take organizational decisions democratically with transparency and accountability while not opposing any single political party.
- How can volunteers join the Cockroach Janata Party Democratic?
- Volunteers can join through social media platforms, WhatsApp, and missed calls.
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Manish Brahmbhatt announced the launch of Cockroach Janata Party Democratic on September 3. He alleged that after the success of the nationwide movement, it was politicized and limited to a few people.
Manish Brahmbhatt said that the 12-member national team formed after the success of the movement did not consult grassroots workers, students, and social media volunteers. He alleged that Abhijeet Deepke and others prepared this team behind closed doors, which included eight people connected to the Aam Aadmi Party, along with his female friend and college friends.
Brahmbhatt said, "This kind of cunning and arbitrariness is originally Kejriwal's idea." He said that earlier, the concerned people were also requested not to limit the movement to any individual or political interest. He stated that if a movement talks about changing the political system and transparency, such a process cannot be in line with its principles.
He also said that his group's aim is not to oppose any single political party and that important decisions of the organization will be taken democratically after consulting members. Brahmbhatt assured that transparency and accountability will be maintained in the organization.
He appealed to citizens and volunteers to join this initiative through social media, WhatsApp, and missed calls.
Brahmbhatt alleged that in the national working committee of the Cockroach Janata Party, close associates of Abhijeet Deepke were given more importance, whereas protesters from across the country should have been represented. He said this is a national movement and should be advanced democratically as a national team.
Brahmbhatt said that in August, from Gujarat to Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, he contacted active workers during the movement and protested outside Abhijeet Deepke's house in Delhi. During the protest, his health deteriorated and he was admitted to the hospital.
He said that the Cockroach Janata Party, which emerged from the real movement, is now working only at the behest of the Aam Aadmi Party and its main purpose has become political bargaining.
Brahmbhatt said, "CJP's focus is not on the issues of students and common people." He warned against making this platform a team of any one leader or individual.
Today we are inaugurating the 'Cockroach Janata Party Democratic'
Manish Brahmbhatt
His intention was to create a national team where at least five genuine protesters and volunteers from each state would have a place
Manish Brahmbhatt
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