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Abhijeet Dipke Latest News: Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijit Dipke on Thursday made several serious allegations against the central government. While talking to the media in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, he claimed that he had to face constant pressure and threats during the student movement. He said he was allegedly told that his family could be harassed if he did not join the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). According to news agency ANI, Deepke said that it is unfortunate that people holding the highest positions in the country are being accused of trying to intimidate a student. He raised the question that if power is used to scare the youth then what is the importance of such posts.

The new education minister was also targeted

Dipke also commented on the appointment of the new Education Minister. He said that the new ministers are like "replacement copies" of their predecessors and raised questions on the working style of the government. He accused the BJP of supporting people who have faced serious allegations. In his statement he also mentioned cases like Kuldeep Sengar and Ram Rahim and criticized the government.

'It is not wrong to ask questions for democracy and education'

Responding to allegations of misleading the young generation, Dipke said that asking questions of the government, protecting democracy and raising voice for education and the future of students does not in any way spoil the society. He said that if fighting for democracy, education and one's rights is considered wrong, then he will continue this fight further.

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What was said about Baba Ramdev and Patanjali?

Deepke also targeted yoga guru Baba Ramdev. He said that instead of making political comments they should focus on the quality of Patanjali products. Citing the observations of the Supreme Court, he said that if questions are being raised regarding the products, then those issues should be resolved first. Dipke also said that he is confident that the new generation can fulfill the responsibility of democracy and the country in a better way.

Accusations were made on police action in student movement

Abhijit Dipke also raised questions on the alleged police action during the student protests. He alleged that the police used excessive force against the students. He claimed that he had met injured students in hospitals in Bihar and that many students were seriously injured. Dipke also alleged that such weapons were used against the students, which should not be used under normal circumstances. These allegations have not been independently verified.

Appeal to opposition parties to unite

Dipke appealed to the opposition political parties to unite to protect democracy. They allege that even after the movement is over, many students are being intimidated and action is being taken against them.

Answer given on allegations of foreign funding

Responding to allegations of foreign funding, Dipke said that if any such funding had actually taken place, it would have been a major failure of the country's security system. He said that in such a case, the concerned agencies should investigate it and fix responsibility.