Abhijeet Dipke
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“Every police person who attacked you would be identified and dragged to the courts”
Abhijeet Dipke · said 2026-07-21 · reported 2026-08-24
A day after the July 20 crackdown in New Delhi, CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke told a crowd that every police person who attacked them would be identified and dragged to the courts.
“There were no benches, no bathrooms, no drinking water, no facilities at all. Even animals would not be kept in such a place,”
Abhijeet Dipke · said 2026-08-20 · reported 2026-08-21
Dipke described the lack of basic facilities he found in the schools he visited.
“What I saw was really heartbreaking. This is very similar to what I used to see when I used to visit my village during school summer vacation. And even after 20 years, nothing have changed there.”
Abhijeet Dipke · said 2026-08-20 · reported 2026-08-21
Dipke reflects on how the poor school conditions reminded him of his own village upbringing.
“We want to ensure that children get benches to sit on, good washrooms and clean drinking water. They should have smart classrooms with digital boards. That is when they will also feel that they are getting the same quality of education as those living in big cities in the country,”
Abhijeet Dipke · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-21
Dipke outlines what the CJP campaign wants for children in government schools.
“not found even a single good school”
Abhijeet Dipke · said 2026-08-20 · reported 2026-08-21
Dipke said this after visiting more than 20 rural schools on Thursday.
“Government schools, especially in rural India, have been neglected for many many decades now. So, children who grow up in villages don't have equal opportunities and they end up working in farms or as a daily wage labourer or construction workers,”
Abhijeet Dipke · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-21
Dipke explains why the CJP launched its #SchoolThikKaro campaign to fix rural government schools.
“It's only because they don't get the same facilities and the same opportunities that children in big cities get. And that is what we are trying to change by making schools better.”
Abhijeet Dipke · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-21
Dipke continues explaining the goal of the campaign to give rural children equal opportunities.