New Delhi. Three key figures from the ‘Cockroach Janata Party’—Abhijit Deepak, Ashutosh Ranka, and Sourav Das—participated in a conclave focused on Gen-Z. Discussions during the event centered on issues affecting the youth and the current situation. Abhijit Deepak was questioned about the announcement of a fresh march in Delhi; in response, he stated that staging a protest had become a necessity for them.
Deepak was asked if he came to Delhi solely to create a ruckus, noting that he had announced another march immediately upon arrival. He replied that he did not wish to stir up controversy, but circumstances were compelling him to take such action.
He pointed out that despite the passage of considerable time, their demands were being ignored. Deepak stated that he had been consistently appealing to the government and relevant officials to provide adequate compensation to the families of the youths who had died by suicide. He emphasized that this was not merely a matter of financial aid, but a question of fulfilling a responsibility toward families who had lost their children.
Deepak mentioned that he had been raising his demands peacefully for several days. He explained that when repeated appeals fail to elicit concrete action, they are forced to take to the streets to make their voices heard.
All three leaders at the conclave presented their views on issues concerning the youth. They noted that today’s young generation is grappling with challenges such as employment, education, mental stress, and future security. Consequently, it is crucial to listen seriously to the problems faced by the youth and address them effectively.
Abhijit Deepak described the plight of the families of students and youths who had died by suicide as deeply tragic. He urged the government to show sensitivity in such cases and provide assistance to the affected families.
He further clarified that his objective was not to undermine the system but to convey their demands to the government. He added that nothing would be better than finding a solution through dialogue and discussion. Meanwhile, Ashutosh Ranka and Sourav Das also shared their views at the event regarding youth participation and the challenges faced by young people. They emphasized that the youth constitute a significant portion of the country’s population and that their voices cannot be ignored.
Following this discussion at the Gen-Z Conclave, the debate surrounding youth-led movements and their demands has intensified once again. Deepak’s statement makes it clear that his team has no intention of backing down on their demands; they maintain that they will continue to raise their voices until concrete measures are taken for the affected families.
The future course of the movement regarding youth-related issues will depend on the government’s stance and the prospects for dialogue. For now, following Deepak’s statement, discussions on this issue have gained momentum at both political and social levels.
