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First exam reforms, now ‘school thik karo’ campaign: How CJP is changing the discourse of politics

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Student protests for improved school conditions have shifted from cities to villages across India. The Cockroach Janata Party’s campaign exposed poor government school infrastructure in several states. State governments responded with new regulations and accelerated development projects. Political parties are now focusing on youth outreach and educational issues. This movement highlights youth as potential game-changers in electoral politics.
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