On one hand, Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Deepke has received an invitation to join the National Democratic Alliance (NDA). NDA alliance minister Ramdas Athawale has given this invitation. Abhijeet has not given any answer regarding this yet. Earlier, Abhijeet Deepke had told that he neither wants to join any political party nor wants to form a political party. Abhijeet had earlier told in an interview that people do not trust politics, that is why he does not want to join politics.
NDA's Ramdas Athawale had invited Abhijeet Deepke to join the party on Monday i.e. 17th August. For your information, Ramdas is a member of the Republican Party of India and was invited to join this party. Abhijeet Deepke and members of Cockroach Janata Party have also not given any reply regarding this invitation. For information, let us tell you that Abhijeet Deepke earlier used to raise questions on the problems of the country through social media. After that, in June-July, there was a movement against NEET paper leak at Jantar Mantar in Delhi.
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Ramdas Athawale invited
On August 17, Ramdas Athawale spoke to some journalists. During this, he said that as Abhijeet believes in the ideas of Babasaheb Ambedkar, he should join the Republican Party of India. In this connection, Ramdas Athawale said, 'I think Abhijeet Deepke is an Ambedkarite. If he is an aware youth, he should consider joining the Republican Party of India.
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What are Abhijeet Deepke's thoughts?
Abhijeet Deepke said, 'Right now we have no intention of joining politics because you are seeing the condition of politics in this country. Parties are being broken, ED and CBI are being sent, when elections are being held, votes are being deleted in the elections. In a way, people have completely lost faith in politics, people say that we vote for someone else in the morning, and in the evening the government is formed by someone else.
After this, Abhijeet said, 'We elect MP and MLA from some other party, in the evening that MP goes to some other party, so when there is this atmosphere in the entire country, where people have lost faith in politics, then what will we do by forming a political party there. I feel that people are losing faith in all the institutions, be it the justice system, be it the Election Commission and be it the media. Now this country needs a mass movement.