By denotifying Jantar Mantar, the Narendra Modi government wants to make protests invisible, sanitise public spaces and marginalise popular dissent, writes Brinda Karat
Activist and CJP-D founder Manish Brahmbhatt, who was a part of Abhijeet Dipke's CJP, has now alleged that the latter was 'Kejriwal's team', and that after the movement's success, not a single volunteer/protester was consulted for their opinion.
The new photos from the 'secret' June 17 meeting again show how the Shinde Sena had orchestrated Operation Tiger for months, culminating in Delhi
As MPs desert opposition parties, the BJP edges closer to the parliamentary strength needed for constitutional amendments and sweeping reforms
Orchestrated by Eknath Shinde's son, Dr Shrikant Shinde, the defection of Shiv Sena (UBT) strengthens the deputy CM’s political standing within the NDA and Maharashtra
The discreet document, also known as the "office note", follows a strict hierarchy for approvals on matters like appointments and strategy before reaching the party president
Delhi Police granted permission to the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) to protest at Jantar Mantar shortly after founder Abhijeet Dipke arrived in Delhi
Climate and education reform activist Sonam Wangchuk joined thousands at Delhi's Jantar Mantar to protest systemic failures in India's examination systems. The protests were organised by the youth movement Cockroach Janta Party
Sudhir Jakhar has applied to the Election Commission to register CJP as a political party under his name, separately from its founder, Abhijeet Dipke
The Cockroach Janta Party's original Twitter account was withheld in India due to a legal demand, and its Instagram account was reportedly hacked
Abhijeet Dipke's satirical Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), which rapidly gained viral fame on social media, has raised concerns among his parents, who fear their son may face legal repercussions for his political satire content
The Narendra Modi government will be under pressure to clarify its stance on the implementation of the women’s reservation bill so that a clear timeline is known
To understand why the women’s reservation bill took so long—and why its passage, even in this form, carries genuine weight—one has to begin in 1975
A respected lawyer, senator, and champion of democratic institutions, Beatriz Merino has used leadership to advance the rights of women and marginalised communities