After the founder, Abhijeet Dipke, recently launched a movement to improve government schools and his protest in Hingoli saw results, the actor used a pun that seemed to refer to PM Narendra Modi’s ‘dimagi naxals’ statement on Independence Day. (Also Read: Anurag Kashyap flaunts his ‘dimagi nakal’ T-shirt at dinner with Imtiaz Ali; fans want him to sell merch ) Actor Prakash Raj has been vocal in his support of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) movement since their inception this year.
Prakash starred in Seetha Payanam, S Saraswathi, and Dacoit: A Love Story in Telugu and Jana Nayagan and Kaalidas 2 in Tamil. He has the Hindi version of Drishyam 3 , Varanasi, Spirit, G2 and several other films lined up. “First big victory for the villagers of Limbala in Hingoli district. The alcoholic principal has been suspended. I would like to dedicate this win to Abdul and his father. Prakash’s comment comes after PM Modi asked citizens to ‘identify and isolate’ those he termed ‘dimagi naxals’. The actor had also attended the CJP protests in New Delhi in solidarity with students protesting the alleged discrepancies in NEET exams.
As Abdul said yesterday- “Ab rukna nahi hai, school theek karke hi rahenge. (Don’t stop now till the school is improved)” He had sat in protest with villagers for the suspension of the school principal, who was allegedly coming to work while drunk. “Family dinner and then my t shirt that drew more attention,” he wrote, posting photos of him wearing it. On Tuesday, Abhijeet posted a video from Hingoli and said their protest had yielded results. On Tuesday, his Dacoit: A Love Story co-star, filmmaker-actor Anurag Kashyap, also used the statement as a pun when he wore a T-shirt that read ‘dimagi nakal’ and ‘been into this since my school days’.
