Abhijeet Dipke Targets PM Narendra Modi Over Late-Night Video, Says ‘Your Skin Brighter Than Country’s Future’
Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke has launched a fresh attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, mocking the Prime Minister's recent late-night video message and accusing the Centre of responding too slowly to concerns raised by students protesting alleged examination irregularities. Dipke's remarks came as political exchanges over education reforms and the government's handling of paper leak allegations continued to intensify.
Speaking to reporters, Dipke took a swipe at the Prime Minister's appearance in the video, saying, "Your skin is brighter than the country's future," while arguing that the government's focus should be on addressing students' concerns rather than public messaging. The comments are the latest in a series of sharp criticisms by the CJP leadership directed at the Centre. CJP Founder Abhijeet Dipke Urges PM Narendra Modi To ‘Become an Influencer’, Warns of Renewed Protests (Video).
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Remarks Follow PM's Video Message
Prime Minister Modi recently released a late-night video message outlining the government's commitment to protecting students' interests and ensuring strict action against those involved in examination paper leaks. The Centre has announced measures including fast-track courts and stronger legal provisions to deal with such offences.
Dipke, however, questioned the timing of the government's response, arguing that it came only after weeks of nationwide protests led by students and youth groups. He alleged that the administration had delayed engaging with protesters despite repeated demands for accountability. ‘Finally There Is No Panic’: Abhijeet Dipke Says ‘This Is Just the Beginning’ in Morning Video.
CJP Continues Criticism of Government
The CJP has been at the forefront of demonstrations demanding action over alleged irregularities in national competitive examinations. Dipke has repeatedly called for greater accountability and has previously questioned the government's handling of the issue, including its support for former Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan during the protests.
In separate remarks made at a public event, Dipke also rejected allegations regarding his organisation's funding and claimed he had declined an offer to join the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), assertions that have added to the political debate surrounding the movement.
Political Debate Intensifies
The latest exchange reflects the continuing political fallout from the examination controversy, which has sparked protests in several parts of the country. Opposition parties have also criticised the government's handling of the issue, while the Centre maintains that it is strengthening safeguards to ensure transparency and integrity in the examination system.
The CJP emerged as a prominent voice during nationwide student protests over alleged paper leaks and examination-related concerns. The movement has called for systemic reforms, stricter action against those responsible for irregularities and greater accountability from the government.
While the Centre has announced legislative and administrative measures aimed at preventing future paper leaks, protesters have continued to demand broader reforms and accountability from senior officials.
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