The issue of alleged paper leak is becoming heated in Punjab. Opposition parties allege that papers have been leaked several times during the AAP government in Punjab. BJP and Shiromani Akali Dal have demanded the resignation of Education Minister Harjot Singh Bains. He says that if Dharmendra Pradhan can resign at the Centre, then responsibility should be fixed in Punjab also. Congress state president Amarinder Singh Raja Vading has also demanded his resignation.
When Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijit Dipke was asked about Punjab, he said that we are planning it. That will also be discussed. Let us tell you that for some days, questions were being raised on the silence of CJP leaders on the issue of Punjab. People said that if Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation can be taken in the NEET paper leak, then why has CJP maintained silence on the alleged paper leak of Punjab?
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We will also speak on Punjab: Abhijeet
When Abhijeet Dipke was asked on Sunday about the alleged paper leak in Punjab, he said, ‘We will speak on that also and will do so. Right now we are planning only that. When asked about the future strategy, Dipke said, ‘We will soon tell the future strategy. This (movement) ended only yesterday. Please give us some time. On talks with the government, Abhijeet said that talks are going on regarding the cases that have been registered. No case should be registered against any student.
Silence spread at Jantar Mantar
On the other hand, as soon as the Cockroach Janata Party movement ended, there was silence in Jantar Mantar. The cleanliness campaign continued throughout the day at the protest site on Sunday. By Saturday afternoon, Jantar Mantar and the surrounding areas were full of people. There was noise and sloganeering. The organizer of the movement, Abhijeet Dipke has been infected with typhoid. They are at home. Social activist Sonam Wangchuk is currently in the hospital. He is expected to be discharged by Monday.
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New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) conducted a special cleanliness drive in and around Jantar Mantar. More than 100 sanitation workers, heavy vehicles and machines were deployed. About 60 metric tons of garbage was removed from the entire area. The roads were washed with pressure-jet machines. The walls written with slogans were recoloured. Broken footpaths and roads are being repaired.
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