New Delhi: Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijit Dipke had to face protests from people at Delhi Airport on Wednesday. In a video that surfaced from the airport, it is seen that when Deepke was coming out, a man shouted at him and said, "Why are you ruining the country?" On this, Deepke smiles and shows his thumb and goes out.
Where did the video surface from?
Let us tell you, Abhijeet Deepke had returned to Delhi from his hometown in Maharashtra on Wednesday afternoon. He had gone there due to the demise of his grandmother on October 10. Whereas on October 10 itself, when Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar reached Delhi to lead a protest outside the Election Commission, the police took him into custody inside the plane.
“Why is he ruining the country?” Angry passengers protested against CJP founder Abhijit Dipke at the Delhi airport, and shouted at Dikpe, while Dikpe shamelessly showed a thumbs-up and walked away. The anger of the common people is increasing on these cockroaches! https://t.co/jNC6eoUnBu
— Brijesh Kumar (Nationalist) (@brijesh81kr) October 14, 2026
Is it a crime to hoist the tricolor?
On returning to Delhi, Abhijit Dipke attacked the central government over the five-day judicial custody of his colleagues Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das. He strongly condemned the arrest and raised the question whether hoisting the tricolor in the country has now become a crime. Dipke said, "Ashutosh and Saurabh have been sent to jail for five days, why? Because he went to Jantar Mantar and hoisted the tricolor. This last happened during British rule. During the British Raj, freedom fighters who hoisted the tricolor were put in jail."
protested by jumping the gate
In fact, on Tuesday morning, CJP workers were arrested for suddenly protesting by jumping the gate at Jantar Mantar. The protest came a day after the Center on Monday denotified Jantar Mantar as a protest site. Dipke himself had posted a video, in which several activists, including Ranka and Das, were seen climbing the gate and entering, waving the tricolor and shouting slogans, after which the police took them into custody.
Police have registered a case against these leaders for unauthorized entry and violation of the peace bond filled a day earlier. Dipke, Ranka and Das were granted bail on Monday on the condition that they maintain peace for a year.
Opposition condemned the arrests
Meanwhile, many opposition leaders including Rahul Gandhi have condemned these arrests. "vote theft" The protests over the allegation reached the Supreme Court on Monday, when opposition leaders "march for democracy" Removed and filed a petition against the SIR alleging irregularities in the elections.