"He took a remark about criminals — sold it to honest youth as an insult about them. The judge clarified. CJP didn't care. Because the outrage was more useful than the truth. CMP was founded for the youth the CJI was NOT talking about."
"Every hour spent agitating is an hour not spent building your future — and India's."
"A country where every talented person wants a government job is a country that has outsourced its ambition to the state."
"A strong India needs strong citizens — economically, intellectually, and defensively."
"Five demands. Zero corporate donors. Infinite patience. HQ: wherever the WiFi works. Let's go through each demand — with facts and the accountability CJP avoids."
"20 million people joined a party built on a misquote.
May 15 — CJI Surya Kant said 'youngsters like cockroaches' — he was talking about fake degree fraudsters who sneaked into law and journalism with bogus qualifications. Not India's youth.
May 16 — He clarified. On record. Clearly.
Also May 16 — Abhijeet Dipke, former AAP social media worker, currently at Boston University, launched CJP. Not to fight fake degrees. Not to fight fraud. But to recruit the 'lazy, unemployed and chronically online.'
He took a remark about criminals — and sold it to honest youth as an insult about them.
20 million people didn't join a revolution. They joined a misunderstanding — packaged as a movement, operated from Boston, headquartered wherever the WiFi works.
CMP was founded for the youth the CJI was NOT talking about. The honest ones. The hardworking ones. The ones too busy actually working to scroll 11 hours a day.
CJP capitalised on your anger. CMP is here to make it count."
Read it once. Read it twice. Send it to someone still waiting for a government job.
CJP wants the lazy and unemployed. We want builders.