Patna, August 25: The Cockroach People’s Party (CJP) is set to hold a protest in New Delhi on September 5. The CJP claims that the government has failed to fulfill promises made during the protests in July. Bihar government minister Ram Kripal Yadav remarked that the political hunger of the ‘Cockroach People’s Party’ has increased.
In a conversation in Patna, Ram Kripal Yadav stated that the CJP is attempting to establish itself as a political party. He emphasized that the government is taking student issues seriously, but perhaps the CJP’s ambitions have grown too large. According to him, those associated with the CJP are seeking to open their own political shop due to their aspirations for power and position.
Yadav defended the government’s action regarding the controversial remarks made by the BPSC exam controller about students. He described the statement as extremely unfortunate, asserting that such comments from a responsible official are inappropriate. He commended the government for taking appropriate action and making the right decision, stating that such words should be condemned. The NDA government has suspended the exam controller following the incident.
When opposition parties raised concerns about student-related issues, Ram Kripal Yadav criticized them. He claimed that the opposition lacks real issues, leading them to create their own. He stated that the opposition itself has become an issue.
Yadav affirmed that both the central and state governments have seriously considered student problems and have taken steps to address them. He noted that students are satisfied with the government’s actions, while the opposition has intervened solely for political gain.
He accused the opposition of exploiting student issues for political advantage.
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