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Abhijit Dipke appeals to all, CJP will not take to the streets till Diwali

October 22, 2026 • Farha Khan• 2 mins read
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CJP leader Abhijeet Dipke has made an open appeal to CJP workers. CJP workers will not take to the streets until Diwali. Abhijeet Dipke has made this open appeal. He urged them to celebrate the festival with their families and to ensure no one takes to the streets.

Diwali is a festival that brings happiness. Keeping this in mind, Abhijeet has made an important appeal to CJP workers. Abhijeet Dipke has appealed to workers and urged them not to take to the streets until Diwali. The main message of this appeal is to spend time with their families during the festival, give them time, and celebrate the festival peacefully.

Diwali is one of India’s major festivals. On this occasion, the CJP leader urged them to spend time with their families and celebrate the festival with them. He urged CJP workers to ensure no one takes to the streets until Diwali. On this occasion, people clean their homes, light lamps, perform puja (worship), and celebrate with their families. He appealed for this practice to be followed. This appeal by Abhijeet Dipke is currently a topic of discussion.

Appeal to not take to the streets until Diwali

Abhijeet Dipke has appealed to CJP workers, asking them not to take to the streets until Diwali. Through this appeal, he also urged all workers to spend time with their families and share their joy.

Abhijeet emphasized celebrating the festival with family

The festival of Diwali spreads a message of happiness, love, and brotherhood among people. Keeping this in mind, CJP leader Abhijeet urged everyone to devote adequate time to their families and encourage a memorable and joyous celebration.

Peace and brotherhood are also essential during the festival.

He also made a statement regarding the significant increase in crowds in markets, even religious sites and public places during Diwali. He stated that during such times, everyone will strive to maintain peace, mutual cooperation, and responsible behavior, and that everyone should celebrate the festival with dignity.

It will now be important to see what the activities of CJP workers will be after Diwali and what CJP leaders will plan to do. Currently, Abhijeet Dipke’s appeal is in the news, and according to him, workers have been urged to stay off the streets until Diwali and celebrate the festival with their families.

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