The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) on Sunday called on protesters who had arrived in Delhi for a protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar to “stay back”, saying a call for another protest was “on its way”.
Dipke also said he had not signed a bond barring him and other CJP leaders from staging further protests. “The election commission is compromised. I want to make it clear that the fight is now on. “The state is at war with its own citizens.
They are portraying our movement in a bad light by shutting 45 metro stations, shops, roads, railway services etc,” said Das.
Modi and Shah should be ashamed that they made this into a war,” said Ranka. They said there was an “emergency-like” situation in the national capital. Earlier reporting noted: The leaders of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) –– a satirical movement that forced the education minister’s resignation three months ago –– were released after signing a bond promising “to maintain peace and good behaviour” for one year. Earlier reporting noted: “The CJP will neither back down nor be intimidated…we will hit the streets again,” CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke said on X before heading back to Maharashtra to deal with a bereavement.
Earlier reporting noted: Monday will also see the Opposition return to the streets with a march to the Supreme Court. Yesterday, you saw how all three of us were abducted inside a plane…. But a day after their dramatic detention from a flight, the CJP leaders said they’ll press on with the protests and seek permission on Monday for a new stir. Leaders of the INDIA bloc said they had an appointment to meet Chief Justice of India Surya Kant on Monday afternoon but court officials denied the claim.
Hours after they were released from detention, Das and Ranka , joined by legal affairs head Ratna Singh who was held separately , said the surety bond does not mean that they can’t hold a peaceful protest. Because it was their constitutional right, this came hours after, at a press conference following their release from detention, the group’s convenors said they will continue to stage peaceful protests at designated protest sites like Jantar Mantar. “All Cockroaches currently in Delhi should stay back. “For Cockroaches outside Delhi, the trains are running again.
Next call on its way,” the group said in a post on X.
