Archive · 22 Aug 2026
CJP Team Pushed Out During Rajasthan School Visit
A team from the Cockroach Janata Party visited a village school in Rajasthan.
The team wanted to check the school as part of its “School Thik Karo” campaign.
Villagers blocked the road and stopped the team from entering.
The two groups argued and pushed each other, according to reports.
CJP said stones were thrown, cars were damaged and some people were hurt or had torn clothes.
The villagers later protested outside the school and shouted against CJP.
The school building was considered unsafe, so classes were reportedly being held in a cattle enclosure.
CJP blamed people linked to the BJP, while villagers said the school could be repaired locally.
Villagers in Rampura Kanwarpura allegedly barricaded roads and stopped a CJP team from inspecting a government school.
A confrontation followed, with reports of pushing, shoving, stone-pelting, damaged vehicles and torn clothing.
CJP co-convenor Ashutosh Ranka accused BJP-linked people of organizing the obstruction and criticized police inaction.
Villagers later held a sit-in outside the school and said it could be repaired using local efforts and sanctioned funds.
The school building was declared unsafe, with classes reportedly taking place in a cattle enclosure; a local DSP said he was unaware of the incident.
- Who
- A Cockroach Janata Party team, local residents and reportedly BJP workers were involved; Ashutosh Ranka and Abhijeet Dipke commented for CJP.
- What
- Residents allegedly blocked and pushed back the CJP team during a planned government-school inspection, followed by a confrontation and protest.
- When
- Friday morning.
- Where
- Rampura Kanwarpura village in Jaipur district’s Bagru Assembly constituency, Rajasthan.
- Why
- CJP was conducting an inspection under its “School Thik Karo” campaign; residents opposed the visit and said the school could be repaired locally.
CJP’s account
Villagers’ account
Reason for obstruction
CJP’s account
CJP alleged that people summoned or supported by the BJP were brought in to stop its school inspection.
Villagers’ account
Residents opposed the visit, reportedly joined by BJP workers, and said the school should be addressed through local efforts.
Nature of the confrontation
CJP’s account
Ashutosh Ranka alleged that activists were assaulted, pelted with stones, had vehicles damaged and suffered torn clothing; Abhijeet Dipke described the attackers as BJP-linked goons.
Villagers’ account
Reports described a confrontation in which residents blocked the road, pushed and shoved CJP members, and later staged a sit-in against the party. The Bagru DSP said he was unaware of the incident.
School repairs
CJP’s account
CJP highlighted that students were reportedly being taught in a cattle or buffalo enclosure because the building was unsafe.
Villagers’ account
Villagers said the school could be repaired locally and claimed that the government had already sanctioned funds for the work.
- Village
- Rampura Kanwarpura, Jaipur district, Rajasthan
- CJP campaign
- “School Thik Karo,” an effort to inspect government-school infrastructure and facilities
- School condition
- The government school building was declared unsafe and closed to students
- Current classes
- Classes were reportedly being held in a cattle enclosure near the school
- Reported confrontation
- Residents allegedly barricaded the approach road, pushed back activists and confronted the visiting team
- CJP allegations
- Ashutosh Ranka alleged stone-pelting, damaged vehicle windows, assaults and torn clothing
- Police response
- Bagru DSP Dharmendra Sharma said he was unaware of the reported development
