‘Now there is a fight across the border’… Abhijit Dipke gave an open warning to Modi government, know what CJP is going to do next? | Abhijeet Dipke Warns Modi Government Over Student Protests What Is Cjp Next Plan

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CJP Founder Abhijeet Dipke: CJP Founder Abhijeet Dipke has once again given an open warning to the Modi government. He said that now there will be a direct fight.

New Delhi: Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijit Dipke on Wednesday slammed the government over the way it dealt with student protesters. He said the government should be ‘ashamed’ and warned that if the action against students continued despite the Centre’s promises, a new nationwide agitation would be launched.

If the promise is not fulfilled, CJP will take to the streets again

  • Speaking to ANI outside the Delhi airport, Deepke alleged that excessive force was used against students protesting against the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak. He said that if the government does not change its attitude, CJP will soon take to the streets.
  • Dipke told ANI, “The government should not have done all this. They were students who were protesting for their future, for their rights. They were not doing it for fun. On July 20, there was a lathi charge on them. Even after shedding so much blood, if the government’s greed is not satisfied, and if they keep harassing the students like this, then we will again take to the streets, and very soon. Using pellet guns on students, as if they are terrorists. Should they be ashamed? Should Amit Shah and Narendra Modi be ashamed?
  • When asked if the CJP would launch another agitation, Dipke reiterated, “We will do so very soon. If the government does not agree, does not mend its ways, then we will have to do it.”

Why did Abhijeet say who is Kangana?

  • Responding to BJP MP Kangana Ranaut’s comments on Gen-Z, Dipke dismissed them, saying, “Who takes them seriously?”
  • His comments came a day after CJP chief spokesperson Saurav Das warned that there would be nationwide protests if the government failed to give a written assurance of withdrawing the FIR lodged against the student protesters.
  • Das had alleged that the Center had assured the CJP that FIRs registered against protesters in Delhi and other BJP-ruled and NDA-ruled states would be withdrawn, but no written confirmation has been given despite the deadline having passed.

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