Overview
- The Cockroach Janta Party has moved from online mobilisation to on‑the‑ground organising and held its first press conference to name three spokespersons to lead public communications.
- Founder Abhijeet Dipke said he will return to Delhi on June 6 and will go to the Parliament Street police station to seek permission for a peaceful sit‑in at Jantar Mantar, and he said he is prepared for possible arrest.
- Education activist Sonam Wangchuk has pledged to join the June 6 demonstration if no meaningful action is taken by June 5, widening the protest’s profile beyond student circles.
- The central government has transferred the CBSE chair and secretary and set up a one‑member inquiry into alleged exam irregularities, but CJP spokespeople called those moves an 'eyewash' and continue to demand the minister’s resignation.
- Organisers point to an online petition with about 800,000 signatures and say millions of students have been affected by NEET, CBSE, CUET and SSC GD problems, making the protest a potential flashpoint for legal action, larger street turnout, and renewed scrutiny of exam systems.