‘Jantar Mantar Season 2 Coming Soon': CJP Founder Abhijeet Dipke Drops Big Hint

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) is preparing for another round of protests, with founder Abhijeet Dipke announcing that the party’s much-discussed “Season 2 of Jantar-Mantar” will begin soon. Dipke announced while alleging that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) had attempted to prevent the CJP from holding a volunteers’ meeting in Delhi. The proposed second phase comes after the student-led demonstrations at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar last month, which focused on alleged examination paper leaks, student suicides and demands for reforms in the education system. The protests gained national attention and were followed by the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan as Union Education Minister. Following the resignation, the CJP said it would continue its activities as a pressure group. #WATCH | Delhi | Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) Founder Abhijeet Dipke says, "We were scheduled to hold our volunteers' meet in Delhi today... We were looking for a hall, but no one would rent us one. Everyone kept saying there was pressure from above... We had managed to secure... pic.twitter.com/48OnCdwEdn — ANI (@ANI) August 12, 2026 Addressing reporters, Dipke said the party had received repeated questions about when the next phase of its Jantar Mantar campaign would begin. “Many people were commenting on Instagram when Season 2 of 'Jantar-Mantar' will begin. I want to tell them that Season 2 of 'Jantar-Mantar' is going to start very soon.” CJP Alleges Pressure on Delhi Venue Owners Dipke also alleged that the party faced difficulties while trying to arrange a venue for its volunteers’ meeting in Delhi. According to him, several hall owners refused to rent their premises to the CJP, allegedly citing pressure from unnamed individuals. “We were scheduled to hold our volunteers' meet in Delhi today. We were looking for a hall, but no one would rent us one. Everyone kept saying there was pressure from above," Dipke told reporters. He claimed that the CJP eventually succeeded in booking a hall after considerable effort and said the party had a receipt confirming the booking. However, Dipke alleged that the venue owners were subsequently threatened on the morning of the scheduled meeting. “We had managed to secure this hall with great difficulty. We even have the receipt for it. However, the owners received threats this morning. They were told that if they allowed the CJP meeting to take place here, they would be hung upside down...” Dipke Accuses BJP of Targeting Youth Movement Dipke directly blamed the BJP for the alleged pressure and claimed that the incident reflected the party’s concern over the CJP’s growing support among young people. “All of this is being done by the BJP... Their actions and words clearly reveal that they are afraid of the country's youth... If they think such petty actions will frighten us, they are sorely mistaken...” The CJP’s announcement signals that the group intends to maintain pressure on the government even after the conclusion of its earlier Jantar Mantar protests. However, the allegations made by Dipke regarding threats to venue owners and alleged BJP involvement could not be independently verified. Also Read: FCRA Amendment Bill Sent to 31-Member JPC Amid Opposition Uproar