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'Jantar-Mantar Season-2' is coming soon, Abhijit Deepke's big announcement
Samira Vishwas | August 13, 2026 2:24 AM CST

Cockroach Janata Party founder Abhijit Deepke has announced that 'Jantar-Mantar Season-2' will come soon. While interacting with the media on Wednesday, he said that many people are asking about the second part of the Jantar-Mantar movement on social media. Deepke explained that an announcement will be made soon.

Deepke had come to Delhi for the Cockroach Janata Party volunteers meet. However, he has claimed that there were difficulties in getting the hall for this meeting. Deepke said that despite inquiring at many places, the hall was refused.

Claims of non-availability of hall for volunteers' meet

According to Deepke, an indoor hall was required for party meetings. About ten places in Delhi were contacted for this. However, he alleged that the hall was refused saying 'there is pressure from above'.

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Finally a hall was found at one place. However, Deepke claimed that the management of that hall was also pressured a few hours before the meeting. He said that they are trying to prevent him from the meeting.

'We will not be afraid'

Deepke targeted the BJP over this matter. According to him, neither the party nor its workers will back down under such pressure. He also alleged that the BJP was afraid of the growing response among the youth.

Deepke made it clear that no matter how much pressure or threats are given, he will not withdraw from the agitation. Due to his statement, the political discussion regarding 'Jantar-Mantar Season-2' has started again.

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Delhi Police also questioned

Cockroach Janata Party spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka also reacted to the matter. He questioned the role of Delhi Police on non-availability of hall for volunteers' meet.

Questioning who exactly is the law and order in Delhi for, Ranka argued that the police should treat all political groups equally. Meanwhile, there has been no official response from the concerned on Deepke's allegations regarding not getting the hall.


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