CJP Protest: ‘My apologies if you don’t see me at Jantar Mantar today,’ says Abhijeet Dipke
Abhijeet Dipke has assured the protesting students that he will be back at the Jantar Mantar by evening.
Abhijeet Dipke has assured the protesting students that he will be back at the Jantar Mantar by evening.
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced fast-track courts for paper leak cases, the political row intensified, with the CJP and Opposition accusing the Centre of failing to address alleged systemic failures in the education system.
Rival protests by the NDA and the Opposition outside Parliament turned confrontational, while political exchanges intensified over the Centre's response to the alleged NEET paper leak.
The SIT's investigation has entered a crucial phase as fresh arrests and new evidence bring the alleged Sabarimala gold misappropriation case back into focus.
CJP representatives said they were open to talks with the Centre but insisted that any dialogue must address their core demands, including compensation for affected families and protection for protesters.
During the meeting, the CEO instructed officials to remain on high alert during the crucial 72, 48, and 24 hours before polling and until the completion of the entire election process.
The incident occurred around 7:15 am when Vaibhav, a student of Stella Maris Inter College, was returning home with his friend Shashwat after dropping his sister at school.
He also criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for remaining silent on the issue.
Wrapping up his post on an optimistic note, the SP chief declared, “This new generation is a force for change. It is time for a new era of love, peace, and progress. I am confident that they will write a new history of happiness and prosperity for all.”
He said the accused claimed to have provided consultancy services in trade financing.
