New Delhi: Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijit Dipke expressed his opinion about the country’s favourite chief ministers during an event. In the rapid fire round, when he was asked who he considered to be the best Chief Minister of the country so far, instead of stopping at any one name, he mentioned many leaders. He praised the work of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
What did you like about MK Stalin’s work?
During rapid fire, Dipke first took the name of MK Stalin. He cited the economic performance of Tamil Nadu as an important reason in his favour. According to Dipke, good work has been done in the field of economy of the state during Stalin’s tenure. CJP leaders Ashutosh Ranka and Saurabh Das, who were present at the programme along with him, also agreed with Deepke’s opinion on the prime minister’s question.
Why was Pinarayi Vijayan’s model praised?
Taking the name of Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, Dipke mentioned the education and health sectors of the state. He said that a good model has been prepared in both these areas in Kerala. It is clear from Dipke’s comment that in his assessment of the Chief Minister, instead of just political popularity, he also considers the functioning and policy results of the government as the basis.
What did Dipke say about Arvind Kejriwal?
Taking the name of former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, Dipke praised his work in the field of education and health. He said that the Kejriwal government had done very good work in the field of schools and healthcare in Delhi. Dipke also said that if a leader has done good work then he should be called ‘good’.
Why was no name found on the question of the best education minister?
In the programme, when Dipke was asked to name the best education minister of the country so far, he avoided naming any one leader. He said that he does not think that anyone in the country has paid enough attention to primary education. He expressed his concern linking the current condition of schools to this deficiency.
What is CJP’s next big programme?
Abhijeet Dipke led CJP has announced taking out a peaceful march in Delhi on 5 September. The organisation says that some of the promises made by the government while ending the 36-day agitation against alleged irregularities in the examination have not been fulfilled yet. The proposed march is planned to start from India Gate and move towards Delhi Police Headquarters.
Why is Dipke in the news in recent times?
Abhijeet Dipke has come into discussion at the national level after the agitation at Jantar Mantar regarding issues related to NEET exam and education system. In recent times, he has been continuously giving statements on the condition of government schools, education system and issues related to youth. Meanwhile, the discussion regarding his political stance has also intensified. Some time ago, Union Minister Ramdas Athawale had invited him to join RPI(A), to which Dipke responded through social media.
