

CJP founder Abhijit Dipke launched a sharp attack on the Central government, claiming that public anger, especially among students, has not subsided despite the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. He warned that if the government continues to ignore students' concerns, a larger movement could be launched. Dipke also alleged that police were visiting the homes of students who participated in protests and threatening them with arrests.
He further stated that students are the future of the country and should not be treated like criminals. Dipke demanded action against those responsible for allowing the use of pellet guns on student protesters. In another criticism, he remarked that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is more suited to being a social media influencer than governing the country. He warned that if the government fails to respond to public concerns, the youth could bring about political change through democratic means.
















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