CJP's Abhijeet Dipke Backs Jharkhand Aspirants Amid Hypocrisy Claims

Some students in a place called Jharkhand are upset because they believe something went wrong with their government job exams.

The exams are run by a commission called the Jharkhand Public Service Commission, or JPSC for short.

The students say there may have been paper leaks, unfair mistakes in recruitment, and a lack of basic facilities like drinking water, food and toilets during their protest.

To show how serious they are, thousands of them are sitting together at a big stadium in Ranchi and staying there without leaving.

They want very fair and experienced judges from outside their own state to investigate what happened.

A man named Abhijeet Dipke leads a group called the Cockroach Janta Party, or CJP, and he says his group supports the students and will travel to Jharkhand.

But some people are upset because Dipke first said he was too tired and unwell to go, yet he looked fine at an event in his hometown of Sambhaji Nagar.

These people think the group only acts quickly when it can criticise the central government, not when other governments are being questioned.

Dipke's team says they want to be a "pressure group" that pushes the system to act, and they plan to build a grassroots movement instead of starting a regular political party.