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Will the CJP change how India votes?

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Nistula Hebbar
Will the CJP change how India votes?
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This podcast episode analyzes the political impact of the Chhatra/Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) student movement in India. It explores voter sentiment and youth demographics in the context of historical political disruptions.

In this episode of Talking Politics, host Nistula Hebbar sits down with election strategist Amitabh Tiwari to analyze the political ripple effects of the rising CJP (Chhatra/Cockroach Janata Party) student movement. Drawing from a nationwide survey conducted by VoteVibe, the discussion breaks down voter sentiment, youth anxieties, demographic trends, and how this emerging movement compares to past political disruptions like the 2011 India Against Corruption (IAC) campaign.

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