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Abhijeet Deepak gave an open challenge to the government, said we are ready to face it!

October 5, 2026 • Farha Khan• 2 mins read
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Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke has issued an open challenge to the central government. The CJP founder has once again issued a bold and open statement to the central government. He stated that if the government believes it can silence the voices of protesters by threatening them with stringent laws or jail time, that will not happen. Dipke openly stated that his movement for democratic rights and his demands will continue and that he will not stop.

Dipke’s statement has gone viral on social media ever since it was released. This statement comes at a time when CJP leaders openly claimed on social media that the government is preparing to take action or arrest them and is making every effort to stop them. Spokespersons Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka also posted on social media and responded to this sentiment.

“Won’t be afraid of going to jail,” declares CJP

Abhijit Deepak has been declared his intentions and issued an open challenge, saying that if the government believes that he and his colleagues will be silenced by the threat of UAPA, NSA, or jail time, and prevented from protesting, then the government is mistaken. “We will continue the protest and will not be afraid,” he said. He asserted that those involved in the protest are prepared to face any situation and will not abandon the movement. He further stated that he is prepared to face long periods of imprisonment if necessary, but will not back down from his democratic issues. Deepak described his protest as a non-violent and peaceful approach modeled on Mahatma Gandhi’s. He said he has adopted the path of peace, not violence.

Demands for the Chief Election Commissioner’s resignation intensify!

Deepak’s current protest is linked to the demand for the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, and the opposition is also continuously demanding his resignation. The CJP alleges that there have been major irregularities in the election process and voter lists, and that democracy has been compromised.

The Commission will have to answer for this, and Gyanesh Kumar must resign.

Pressure for resignation may increase day by day on the government.

The CJP’s cockroach janta party continued protests and statements have intensified political debate and discussion. Deepak has previously targeted the government on issues related to the education system, paper leaks, student issues, and government policies, and now the demand for Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation has intensified.

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