Protest Incident in Jaipur Involves Cockroach Janta Party Founder
In Jaipur, a protest turned chaotic when Abhijeet Dipke, the founder of the Cockroach Janta Party, was reportedly slapped by some individuals while he was being carried on his supporters’ shoulders. The incident occurred at the Shaheed Smarak, where many young people had gathered to voice their concerns about issues like the alleged NEET paper leak and rising unemployment.
Following the incident, Dipke stated, “I was attacked upon entering. No matter how many times we are attacked, we will not raise our hands in violence. It’s only the scared who act violently. Even if there are a hundred attacks, we will not be silenced.”
During the protest, Dipke highlighted the NEET paper leak issue and criticized government officials, saying, “A Rajasthan minister claimed the NEET leak isn’t a major issue. While your kids study abroad, we pay for education here. Last year, a school in Jhalwar collapsed, claiming lives, yet we hear no accountability, especially if it were an MLA’s child involved.”
He continued, “You seem to manage international conflicts but fail to address our local problems. Those of us questioning these issues are called names, labeled as Pakistani by the authorities.”
The protest, driven by the frustrations of the youth, reflected deep concerns over education and job security in the region.
