Dipke: CJP's next course of action includes pressure group role

Some people in Jharkhand, a state in India, were upset about problems with education.

They started to protest.

Soon, many people across the whole country joined them.

A person named Dipke helps lead this movement.

He says people no longer trust the courts, politicians, media, and the Election Commission.

Because of that, he thinks these important groups need to be watched closely.

He wants to start a 'pressure group'—a team of people who push those in charge to do the right thing.

The group would ask questions and make sure people in power are held accountable.

Dipke talked about what the movement should do next.

This is part of a plan to make important institutions work fairly for everyone.