Reporter: Is CJP staying a pressure group to avoid accountability? Saurav Das: India already has 7,800 political parties, yet people feel helpless. What we need is ground-level awakening. Reporter: What will CJP do differently? Saurav Das: We want people to ask questions again. Anyone in power must be forced to work for the public. Our agenda will come from people’s local, state and national issues. REPORTER: Will CJP enter electoral politics? Saurav Das: No plans right now. But we will push younger people into politics. This movement has taken away the language from people in power. They don’t know how to communicate with us.
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