New Delhi: The troubles of Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Deepke are increasing continuously. The case of alleged misbehavior with a police sub-inspector deployed in security has now gained momentum. Expressing strong objection to this behaviour, 'Police Boys Association' has taken a strong stand and started a statewide movement against Deepke. Police Boys Association says that the soldiers deployed on security duty perform their duty with dedication and do not stand there to tolerate the misbehavior of any leader.
housing surveillance
On the other hand, Abhijeet Deepke, while defending his conduct, has raised serious questions on the functioning of the police. He claims that in the name of security, the officers deployed unnecessarily stop ordinary supporters and citizens coming to his house and treat them harshly.
Deepke alleged that some plainclothes state CID personnel were hovering suspiciously around his residence. They are sharing information about their personal activities in a secret social media group called 'Hit Spray'.
Heated controversy over saying 'get out'
The main reason for the controversy is said to be a viral video and an argument with a police officer. It is alleged that when on-duty police sub-inspector Suresh Sangle was doing security check of the visitors coming to Deepke's residence, Deepke lost his temper. He had a heated argument with the on-duty officer and asked him to leave the premises, saying 'get out'. Suresh was told that when I am personally inviting people to my house, then what is the problem in letting them come inside? The police cannot direct me whom I should meet and whom I should not. Please go out. Two videos of this entire incident got circulated rapidly on the internet, after which deep dissatisfaction spread among the families of the police personnel.
Warning of traffic jam if action is not taken
Police Boys Association says that the soldiers deployed on security duty perform their duty with dedication and do not stand there to tolerate the misbehavior of any leader. If Deepke does not apologize publicly in this matter and the administration does not take legal action against him, then the association will protest in front of all the District Police Commissioner offices and will be forced to block the road at the state level.
The organization has given a clear warning that if Deepke does not publicly apologize to the victim policeman, then fierce protests will be held across Maharashtra. Many representatives of the organization including Vidarbha President Aarti Jangle have also raised the demand for immediate withdrawal of the security given to Abhijit Deepke from the Home Department. Just a few days ago, the association had registered its displeasure by holding a silent demonstration and taught the leaders a lesson on respect and restraint of the khaki uniform.