The students’ protest backed by CJP has ended with Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation, but the talk and chatter around the same is far from getting over. Despite the protest being done and dusted and new education minister Prahad Joshi now in action, several unverified claims are floating on social media alleging CJP founder Abhijit Dipke paid money to influencers to speak about th protest.
It all began when a social media influencer submitted a written complaint to the Delhi Police against Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke, seeking his immediate arrest over allegations of physical assault and raising concerns about his personal security.
The complainant, Faizan Ansari, alleged that individuals linked to Dipke physically attacked him in Pune and Aurangabad. He claimed that police complaints had already been filed in both cases in Maharashtra and said he possesses evidence related to the incidents.
In his complaint, Ansari further alleged that Dipke had extended support to individuals associated with anti-national activities and had allegedly provided financial assistance to people to participate in the protests held at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar.
He urged the police to conduct a detailed investigation into the allegations, register an FIR, and initiate action in accordance with the law.
Speaking to IANS, Ansari said, “(Maine DCP ko likhit shikayat di hai aur Abhijeet Dipke ki turant giraftari ki maang ki hai. Main logon ko batana chahta hoon ki mere saath kya hua. Mujh par do baar hamla hua – ek baar Pune mein aur ek baar Aurangabad mein. Maine dono maamlon mein police shikayat darj karayi hai aur mere paas saboot bhi hain.)”
Claiming that the protests were financially backed, he further alleged, “(Yeh ek paid campaign hai. Woh celebrities ko protest mein shamil hone ke liye paise de raha hai. Mujhe yeh saari jaankari Mumbai se mili hai.)”
Ansari also claimed that Dipke’s alleged activities could pose a threat to social harmony and public order. He urged authorities to conduct an impartial probe and take strict legal action if any wrongdoing is established.
He further alleged, “(Yeh log uss vyakti ka samarthan karte hain jisne kabhi kaha tha, ‘Bharat tere tukde honge’. Main Dipke se kehna chahta hoon ki Bharat ke tukde nahi honge, hum aisa hone nahi denge. Lekin tumhari party zaroor tootegi. Main apni aakhri saans tak is ladai ko ladunga. Hamla hone ke baad bhi main yahan khada hoon.)”
Reiterating his demand, Ansari said he wanted the Delhi Police to thoroughly investigate the matter and, if the allegations were found to be true, take the strictest legal action against Abhijeet Dipke. He maintained that the investigation should be fair, unbiased and conducted strictly in accordance with the law.
As of now, the Delhi Police has not issued any official statement regarding the complaint.
Meanwhile, social media influencer Uorfi Javed reacted strongly to Ansari’s allegation that she accepted Rs 1 lakh from Dipke to support the Cockroach Janta Party during the NEET paper leak protests.
Uorfi reshared the report on her social media with the caption, “(1 lakh?? 1 lakh!!)” She later posted two videos on her Instagram Stories, dismissing the claim and saying, “(Tu jaake pata kar main ek reel ka kitna leti hoon.)”
Reacting to the allegation, Uorfi said, “(Jo aadmi yeh claim kar raha hai na, Faizan Ansari, itna bada ch***** insaan hai. Yeh wahi insaan hai jisne bola tha ki Uorfi transgender hai. Yeh bahut hi media-hungry chomu insaan hai.)” She further alleged that Faizan had previously spread “fake” news about her.
Mocking the allegation that she accepted Rs 1 lakh to support CJP, Uorfi challenged Faizan to first find out how much she charges for a single social media reel.
“(Chomu, tu jaake pata kar main ek reel ka kitna charge karti hoon. Main 1 lakh mein ek reel daal dungi aur woh bhi bina kisi wajah ke?)” she said.
Uorfi also expressed disappointment with Hindustan Times for publishing the report.
“(Main Hindustan Times se upset hoon. Aap ek aise aadmi ke claims par aise articles kyun chhaap rahe ho jiski koi credibility hi nahi hai?)” she said.
Denying that she was paid to support CJP, Uorfi instead claimed that she had suffered financial losses because of her stand.
? Urfi Javed slammed Faizan Ansari and Hindustan Times over an alleged fake news article about her CJP protest reel:
Urfi said, “Faizan Ansari, who wrote this article, once called me a transgender and has always written negative things about me.
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“(Mujhe paise mile nahi hain, mere paise chale gaye hain. Itne saare brands hain jo ab mere saath kaam nahi karna chahte.)”
She asked people to check her social media page, claiming that several brands stopped collaborating with her after she publicly supported the party.
Challenging the media, Uorfi added, “(Agar aap mujhe yeh prove karke dikha do ki maine iske liye ek rupaye bhi liye hain, toh main usi din apna account deactivate kar dungi.)”
She asserted that if any media organisation could prove she had accepted even a single rupee to support CJP, she would delete the social media account that serves as her primary source of income.