New Delhi: Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Deepke and his supporters found it difficult to hold a meeting in the park of a resident society in the national capital. Deepke and his team, who were busy in the park for preparations for Jantar Mantar Season 2, were asked by the local people to leave from there. People clearly said that this is a society park, no protest or political program will be allowed here.
Deepke and supporters were gathered in the park
It is being told that Abhijeet Deepke had reached the park with his colleagues Saurabh Das, Ashutosh Ranka and some supporters. Here Jantar Mantar Season 2 was being discussed. Meanwhile, the residents of the society got information about this and reached the spot.
Local people protested against the meeting, saying that the park cannot be used for political activities. During this time there was an argument between both the parties. Seeing the situation worsening, policemen intervened. After this Deepke and his supporters had to go out of the park.
Deepke accused of creating pressure
Earlier, Abhijeet Deepke had claimed that his team was not getting a place for the meeting in Delhi. He says that attempts were made to get halls at many places, but the operators refused to give the space due to alleged pressure.
Deepke alleged that people were being intimidated to stop his party's meeting. He also accused BJP of being behind this. However, BJP's response to these allegations is not mentioned in this material.
What is the plan for Jantar Mantar Season 2?
Deepke has announced to start Jantar Mantar Season 2. His team says that under this, a campaign will be run across the country to connect with people and listen to their problems.
According to CJP spokesperson Saurav Das, the party is preparing to give priority to the issue of education. For this, people will be appealed to see the condition of government schools, conduct social audit and bring forward the problems. Deepke and his team claim that in the coming time this campaign will be extended to different parts of the country.