CJP attacks Centre over Rs 92.35 crore spent on Union ministers' bungalows
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has criticised the Centre over the record Rs 92.35 crore spent on the upkeep of Union ministers’ official residences in the last financial year, arguing that the money could instead have been used to improve government schools. Reacting to reports on the expenditure on the official bungalows occupied by Union ministers, the CJP accused the government of misplaced priorities and questioned the rationale behind the rising spending on the residences. “Stop fixing your lavish homes, and fix the schools!” the CJP said in a post on X. The organisation added, “Rs 92 crore = 10 new world-class government schools. The money is available, the intent to use it for government schools is missing.” CJP turns focus to government school infrastructure The latest campaign by the CJP focuses on the condition of government schools and comes amid a debate over public spending priorities. The group was founded by Abhijeet Dipke in May as a satirical response to Chief Justice of India Surya Kant’s “cockroach” remark. It has since positioned itself as …
