'Will Hit Streets': CJP's Abhijeet Dipke Says Haven’t Signed Any Bond Promising Not to Protest Again
Police said officers informed Abhijeet Dipke of his grandmother’s death and offered travel help, while a court later released him on a ₹50,000 surety bond.
- On Sunday, the Delhi Police released a video refuting claims that Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke was not informed of his grandmother's death while in custody on Saturday.
- An unprecedented security operation led to the detention of over 7,000 protesters, including Dipke, to thwart a mass mobilization at Jantar Mantar on Saturday demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
- Dipke criticized the police video, questioning why footage of his requests for legal counsel and phone access was omitted, and alleged authorities sought to 'torment' his family by calling at 3:30 a.m.
- Following his release, Dipke traveled to Hingoli, Maharashtra, for his grandmother's funeral, stating, 'Put me in jail a hundred times; we are not afraid of your dictatorship.'
- Despite release conditions, CJP leaders deny signing bonds restricting future protests, while the Supreme Court directed authorities to ensure peaceful assembly rights and prevent disruption to metro and internet services.
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'I haven't signed any bond': Dipke wows more protests
Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke has denied signing any bond preventing further protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, vowing to continue taking to the streets. He accused Delhi Police of illegal detention and mistreatment, including not allowing him to contact family after his grandmother's death on Saturday, and criticised the government's handling of protests and alleged police brutality.
Delhi Police exposes lie of CJP’s Abhijit Dipke; Video shows cops offering travel help for grandmother’s funeral
NEW DELHI: Delhi Police on October 11 released video footage of the moment officers informed Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke of his grandmother’s death while he was in preventive custody. The recording, posted with the caption “When claims and reality differ, let the facts do the talking,” shows the news being conveyed calmly, water being offered, and repeated assistance for travel to the funeral or contact with family, offers…
CJP Claims Delhi Police Denied Abhijeet Dipke Chance to Speak to Parents; Cops Release Video | 📰 LatestLY
The Delhi Police have released video footage countering allegations made by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) that authorities denied their founder, Abhijeet Dipke, the opportunity to communicate with his family following the death of his grandmother while he was in custody. 📰 CJP Claims Delhi Police Denied Abhijeet Dipke Chance to Speak to Parents; Cops Release Video.
The Delhi Police released a video of Abhijeet Dipke, claiming that he was immediately informed of his grandmother's death. In the video, a female police officer is heard offering to arrange for him to travel home to attend the funeral.
Did Abhijeet Dipke refuse to call his father after grandmother's death? New video counters CJP leader's claim
Abhijeet Dipke and Delhi Police have offered conflicting accounts of whether officers let him call family after his grandmother died. Dipke said he was denied phone and lawyer access while police said he declined calls and travel help.
Delhi Police releases video of informing Dipke about his grandmother's death, refutes CJP's allegation
Reacting to the police statement, Mr. Dipke said, “Why did you delete the part where I was asking for my phone so I could retrieve my cousin’s number? And where I was asking to let me speak to my lawyers?”
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