CJP Claims Delhi Police Took Abhijeet Dipke to Secret Location
Cockroach Janta Party claims Delhi Police took Abhijeet Dipke to an undisclosed location and denied him legal access during protests.
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has raised serious alarms regarding the Abhijeet Dipke detention, alleging that the Delhi Police have moved him to an undisclosed location and are denying him access to legal counsel. The group expressed deep concern over his current whereabouts and the nature of the police action taken against him.
Allegations of Secret Detention
Taking to the social media platform X, the CJP stated that they have completely lost contact with Dipke. The group claims that the police are preventing him from speaking with his lawyers, leaving his associates in the dark about his condition and location.
In a pointed critique of the authorities, the CJP questioned why the government treats the youth "like terrorists," asserting that as equal citizens of India, they are entitled to all the protections and rights guaranteed by the Constitution.
The Circumstances of the Arrest
According to the CJP, the incident occurred as Dipke was leaving his home. The group alleged that he was carrying the national flag at the time of his apprehension, questioning why such a patriotic act would warrant police intervention.
The detention took place ahead of a planned protest titled "Lehra Do Tiranga," scheduled to be held at Central Park in Connaught Place. The march was organized by the CJP to voice opposition against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, citing alleged irregularities in voter lists and electoral rolls.
Preventive Measures and Massive Crackdown
The Delhi Police placed Dipke under preventive detention from his New Delhi residence. This action was taken by invoking prohibitory orders under Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS).
The crackdown extended beyond Dipke, as authorities moved to stifle the planned demonstrations:
- Over 150 demonstrators were taken into custody.
- Several student and political activists were detained, including AISA president Neha Bora, who was picked up near Mandi House.
- Central Park was completely shut down for two days.
- Heavy barricading was installed, and paramilitary forces were deployed to secure the area.
While the CJP has tagged the official Delhi Police account seeking an immediate explanation and clarification on Dipke's location and legal access, the police have not yet provided an official response to these allegations.