By Admin 
After the resignation of the Education Minister in the NEET paper leak case, the Cockroach Janata Party has opened a front in Uttar Pradesh. The UP government has ordered the demolition of Johar University in Rampur. Regarding this, CJP said that this would not be right for the country.
Cockroach Janata Party’s fan ParX wrote, ‘According to the reports in the country, more than 20 schools are being closed every day, in such a situation, demolishing the university in Uttar Pradesh would mean a decision like crushing education, which would not be right for this country at all.’
According to reports in the country, more than 20 schools are being closed every day.
In such a situation, demolishing the university in Uttar Pradesh would mean a decision like crushing education.
Which will not be right for this country at all.The government should reconsider and withdraw this decision.
— Cockroach Janta Party (@CJP_for_India) July 27, 2026
On behalf of CJP, it has been said that the Uttar Pradesh government should reconsider this decision and withdraw this order.
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Rampur administration declared the buildings illegal
Let us tell you that Rampur Development Authority has declared 38 out of 40 buildings constructed in the university campus as illegal. Considering the construction of these buildings as illegal, orders for bulldozer action have been issued against them. Rampur District Magistrate said that the institute has been given 15 days time, if it does not remove the illegal construction then Rampur Development Authority will take demolition action at its level. Samajwadi Party is opposing this action taken by Rampur administration.
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CJP had protested at Jantar Mantar
Cockroach Janata Party, formed after the remarks of Supreme Court Chief Justice Surya Kant, had demonstrated at Jantar Mantar demanding accountability for the NEET paper leak and compensation to the families of students who committed suicide. Its main face was Sonam Wangchuk, but the organizer was Abhijit Deepke, who is the founder and president of CJP. The government has accepted the demand of this movement by Cockroach Janata Party and Dharmendra Pradhan has resigned from the post of Education Minister. Apart from this, the process of giving compensation to the families of the students has also started.