Mamata Banerjee has now openly come out in support of the CJP. Abhijit Dipke has announced a movement demanding the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar. This movement has been supported by both Mamata Banerjee and several other parties. The controversy surrounding the Sir is now having an impact on the CJP, with widespread calls for Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation. People are taking to the streets and protesting with posters and banners in various forms. In this context, the CJP’s campaign demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar has also become a topic of political discussion. The CJP has made a major announcement. Abhijit Dipke, founder of the Cockroach Janata Party, has made full preparations for a major protest regarding the electoral process and the voter list. As soon as this announcement was made, several political parties and social groups have come out in support of the CJP and are openly supporting the CJP.
Mamata Banerjee Supports Abhijit
West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress leader Mamata Banerjee has also openly expressed support for CJP’s Abhijit’s movement. She spoke to reporters at the Kolkata airport and was asked about the ongoing protests in Delhi and Mumbai. In response, she stated that she stands with the youth and students and supports the CJP.
Mamata Banerjee’s statement comes at a time when the CJP is continuously raising questions about the functioning of the Election Commission and is openly demanding his resignation. The CJP’s primary demand is that Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar resign. Furthermore, changes to the voter list and other issues related to the electoral process are also central to the movement, and this is precisely what sparked the movement.
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On one hand, Mamata Banerjee is openly coming forward, making statements, and supporting the CJP’s movement. In addition, other political parties such as the Aam Aadmi Party and Shiv Sena are also supporting the CJP. Currently, images of protests are emerging from various locations regarding Gyanesh Kumar, and several political parties have expressed support for the protests.
In Delhi, political activists, the CJP, student organizations, and members of civil society have raised their voices regarding issues related to the electoral system and voter lists. At an event organized by the CJP in Mumbai, prominent figures from the social and film industries also took to the streets in support of the movement.
Major preparations underway for Delhi after the Mumbai demonstration
On October 2nd, the CJP held a demonstration at Shivaji Park in Mumbai. This demonstration was specifically related to the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar. Now, Abhijeet Deepak has fully prepared for the event in Delhi. Speaking about taking the movement forward, Abhijit said that if the Chief Election Commissioner does not resign from his post, he will protest at Jantar Mantar in Delhi on October 10th, and he has appealed for as many people as possible to participate.
Amidst this entire development, political support has also emerged, with all opposition parties united in supporting the movement. Meanwhile, Rahul Gandhi and his supporters are openly protesting on the ground on this issue.
