CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke has announced a nationwide campaign to improve government schools in villages, beginning August 15, 2026, on Independence Day.
The initiative will start from Hingoli in Maharashtra and focus on upgrading basic facilities such as electricity, clean drinking water, toilets, and mid-day meals in rural schools.
Dipke urged parents to conduct social audits of schools and called upon village sarpanches to take up the “Sarpanch Challenge,” pledging to share before-and-after photos of improvements on social media.
He emphasized that while India has built new Parliament and Prime Minister’s houses, village schools remain neglected, affecting the future of children from farming and laborer families.
The campaign follows CJP’s recent 36-day protest at Jantar Mantar against exam irregularities, marking a shift toward grassroots activism in education infrastructure.
