Tavleen Singh writes: The cockroaches are right
Today let us talk about what the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) has achieved with its Jantar Mantar protest. It has now spread to cities and small towns across India. As one of those who gauged that the cockroaches could become huge right from the start, I spent an afternoon in Jantar Mantar a few days before the big march to Parliament last week.
- ▪Today let us talk about what the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) has achieved with its Jantar Mantar protest.
- ▪It has now spread to cities and small towns across India.
- ▪As one of those who gauged that the cockroaches could become huge right from the start, I spent an afternoon in Jantar Mantar a few days before the big march to Parliament last week.
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Advertisement Today let us talk about what the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) has achieved with its Jantar Mantar protest. It has now spread to cities and small towns across India. As one of those who gauged that the cockroaches could become huge right from the start, I spent an afternoon in Jantar Mantar a few days before the big march to Parliament last week. I wanted to see if BJP ‘intellectuals’ with considerable influence in higher echelons were right to dismiss the cockroaches as anarchists and activists. They were wrong. The young people I talked to that afternoon had genuine grievances and should have been listened to long before the whole world discovered that young Indians believe that the system (the establishment) has let them down and that their future is bleak.
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