New Delhi: Former Team India cricketer and Bharatiya Janata Party Rajya Sabha MP Harbhajan Singh opened up about the cockroach Janata Party student movement at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar. Harbhajan recently left the Aam Aadmi Party and joined the BJP. Bhajji shared a post on social media, though the comment section was kept closed.
The former Indian cricketer also spoke about ending social activist Sonam Wangchuk’s hunger strike in his post. He also said that every student who dreams of better education dreams of a strong India. They should be listened to sympathetically.
What did Harbhajan Singh write?
Sonam Wangchuk supports the students and is the Union Education Minister Dharmendra He was on hunger strike demanding the resignation of the chief. He fasted for 26 days. After meeting Union Minister JP Nadda, he lifted his hunger strike. In this regard Harbhajan wrote, “Good to see that Sonam Wangchukji has broken her hunger strike. Talks on deadlock and trust is always the best way to overcome divisions.”
Glad to see @Wangchuk66 Ji end his fast. Dialogue over deadlock and trust over division is always the better path.
Every student dreaming of a better education is dreaming of a stronger India. Let us listen with empathy, engage through dialogue, and work together towards lasting…
— Harbhajan Turbanator (@harbhajan_singh) July 24, 2026
What did Bhajji say about the students?
Bhajji then wrote about the students, “Every student dreaming of a better education is dreaming of a strong India. Let us empathetically listen to them, engage in dialogue and work together towards a permanent solution. Our young generation deserves nothing less. I have complete faith that together we will find a solution that will be in the best interest of our young generation and our country. Jai Hind.”
Discussions are going on between the government and the CJP
At present there is a movement going on in Jantar Mantar. Discussions are going on between the Kakroach Janata Party and the government, but so far no concrete solution has emerged to end the movement.