‘People Being Sent To Deliberately Disrupt Protest and Defame CJP’, Claims Abhijeet Dipke (Video)

Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke has alleged that external individuals are being deliberately sent to the ongoing demonstration at Jantar Mantar to disrupt peaceful proceedings and defame the student-led movement. Addressing supporters in the national capital, Dipke stated that recent provocations and chaotic incidents at the venue were orchestrated by mischievous elements aiming to derail the focus from core issues surrounding national competitive examinations. He emphasized that the CJP movement, organized largely by students and youth, remains committed to non-violent agitation despite repeated attempts to provoke unrest.

The statement comes in the backdrop of heightened tension at the primary protest site in New Delhi, where thousands have gathered to demand comprehensive examination reforms, strict accountability for competitive paper leaks, and the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Delhi Metro Passengers Alert! Check Which Stations Are Closed Amid CJP Protest.

Jantar Mantar has witnessed several disruptions over the past few days, including an incident where an individual threw ink at Dipke while he was addressing the gathering, as well as brief physical confrontations near security barricades during a planned "Sansad Chalo" march toward Parliament.

The demonstration gained widespread attention after activist Sonam Wangchuk engaged in an extended hunger strike at the venue before being shifted to Safdarjung Hospital due to deteriorating health. Dipke, who also observed a brief fast in solidarity, reiterated that the administration must address systemic failures in public examinations rather than resorting to police crackdowns or allowing disruptive elements to compromise the movement. ‘Ministers Should Come to the People’s Court’: CJP Rejects Meeting at JP Nadda’s House, Lists Conditions To End Protests.

'Deliberate Attempt to Defame CJP'

Security personnel and Delhi Police remain deployed around Jantar Mantar and central Delhi corridors to maintain order, restrict unauthorized assemblies, and prevent further security breaches during the ongoing parliamentary session.

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