Abhijeet Dipke: I am not afraid of Amit Shah or Modi
By The Hindu
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Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke addressed the media following his release after being detained by Delhi Police. He alleged that authorities illegally detained him and denied him basic rights, including contacting his lawyer or family members after learning about his grandmother's demise. Dipke contested the police claim that they facilitated communications, stating that he was not allowed to make phone calls until early morning hours. He strongly criticized the Central Government and Delhi Police, alleging heavy-handed crackdowns on demonstrators and mistreatment of protesters. Dipke maintained that he did not sign any bond to secure his release and stated, 'Did not sign any bond, will return to the streets,' asserting that protests against the administration would resume. #AbhijeetDipke #DelhiPolice #CJP
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