Archive · 12 Aug 2026
CJP Launches 'School Thik Karo' Campaign for Government School Audits
There is a group called the Cockroach Janta Party.
One of its leaders, Saurav Das, wants to help make government schools better.
He is starting a program called 'School Thik Karo,' which means 'Fix the School.'
The program will begin on Independence Day.
Parents and other people are asked to visit their local government schools, especially in villages.
They will check the buildings, classrooms, and facilities.
The party will give them a checklist so they know what to look for.
After the visits, village leaders called Sarpanchs are asked to fix the problems.
The party will celebrate the schools and leaders who do a great job.
This way, everyone can work together to make schools nice for students.
CJP co-convenor and spokesperson Saurav Das announced the 'School Thik Karo' campaign, launching on Independence Day.
The campaign urges parents and citizens to conduct social audits of government schools, particularly in rural areas.
CJP will provide a checklist to help citizens document issues and assess facilities and infrastructure at local schools.
Das appealed to village Sarpanchs to act on audit findings and work toward transforming government schools in their areas.
The campaign will showcase the best-transforming schools and their Sarpanchs on CJP's social media platforms.
- Who
- Saurav Das, co-convenor and spokesperson of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP).
- What
- Announced the launch of the 'School Thik Karo' campaign, a youth-led drive for social audits and improvement of government schools.
- When
- On Independence Day.
- Where
- Government schools across the country, with a focus on rural areas.
- Why
- To move beyond raising concerns and encourage communities to take direct action to improve public education infrastructure.
- Campaign
- School Thik Karo
- Announced by
- Saurav Das
- Organization
- Cockroach Janta Party (CJP)
- Launch date
- Independence Day
- Target
- Government schools across India, especially rural areas
- Method
- Citizen-led social audits using a CJP-provided checklist
- Call to action
- Village Sarpanchs urged to address concerns and transform schools
- Recognition
- Best schools and Sarpanchs featured on CJP's social media