The slogans have faded and the stage has been dismantled at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar protest site, where thousands of supporters of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) had gathered in protest to demand former Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation.
The demonstrations began after CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke posted a sarcastic comment on social media about a remark made by Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant.
Although Pradhan has since resigned from his post, one key question remains unanswered: what lies ahead for CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke?
What’s next for Abhijeet Dipke?
Dipke’s mother, Anita Dipke, offered a more personal glimpse into her son’s life. She said marriage proposals have been arriving for her son for some time.
“Marriage proposals have been coming for him for some time now. They have been coming for the past two years, but he has said that he will get married only after completing his studies and becoming financially independent,” she said.
Dipke’s mother said, ‘My son’s hard work has paid off’
Earlier, speaking to the media after Pradhan’s resignation, Anita Dipke said, “My son’s hard work has paid off.” She said the family had been under immense stress for the past two and a half months as Abhijit remained fully focused on the movement.
According to her, Abhijit often could not sleep at night, and the entire family shared his anxiety over the ongoing protest. She added that the family is now proud of the stand he took and the perseverance he showed throughout the campaign.
Anita Dipke said the family’s months of struggle, worry, and emotional stress had finally turned into a sense of satisfaction. She said the day marked the reward for her son’s unwavering commitment and tireless efforts during the movement. Dipke to announce CJP’s future strategy soon
After calling off the protest, Abhijeet Dipke said the party would soon announce its next course of action.
“We will announce our future strategy soon. The protest against the paper leak ended only yesterday. Please give us some time,” he said.
According to news agency ANI, when asked about the party’s strategy on the alleged paper leak in Punjab, Dipke said, “We will discuss that as well. We are still planning it.”
