Dipke reacts to Jaipur attack (X) Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke urged supporters to remain peaceful and stay focused on their demand for the resignation of Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan, while responding to the attack on him during a protest in Jaipur on Monday.In a post on X, Dipke described the assault as a sign of fear and cowardice, asserting that it would not deter the movement. “Physical attacks are a sign of fear and cowardice.We will continue to raise our voices peacefully. I am a follower of Gandhi and Ambedkar, and I will keep fighting this battle with peace and love. PS: Dharmendra Pradhan must resign!” he wrote.Sharing a video message after the incident, Dipke alleged that the attack was an attempt to intimidate protesters and divert attention from the core issue.“These are tactics to scare us, threaten us and distract us from the issue. We should not lose focus. Our only demand is that Dharmendra Pradhan must resign,” he said.Referring to students affected by examination controversies, Dipke said the movement would continue despite any attempts to silence it. “You can attack us once or even ten times. You can slap us once or ten times. But we will continue to say the same thing — Dharmendra Pradhan must resign,” he said.He also appealed to protesters not to resort to violence in response to the attack. “No matter how much they raise their hands against us, we will not raise ours. Our movement is peaceful,” Dipke said, before ending his message with a sarcastic “get well soon” directed at his critics.Dipke was allegedly slapped multiple times while being carried on the shoulders of supporters during a demonstration at Shaheed Smarak in Jaipur. The protest, organised by the CJP, was attended by a large number of young people demanding action over the alleged NEET paper leak and rising unemployment, according to police and eyewitnesses cited by PTI.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosTwo Pak Military Pilots Die After Pakistan Air Force’s Training Aircraft Goes Down In MardanCrew Used Ice Bottles to Preserve Indian Sailor’s Body Off Oman Coast | WatchCrowd Vs Police In Bihar After Exam Rush Descends Into Chaos At Patliputra Station | WatchNCPI Founder Says He Learnt About 20 TMC MPs’ Merger Through Social Media And NewsCongress Welcomes US-Iran Peace Pact, Accuses PM Modi Of ‘Blind Devotion’ To IsraelTMC Symbol Battle Begins As Rebel MPs Claim They Represent The ‘Real’ Trinamool CongressAshok Gehlot Triggers Row, Says Indira Gandhi Would Have Banned BJP If She Were Alive TodayIndian Army Revamps Dress Regulations, Retires Colonial-Era SymbolsFrom Farmland To Flight Path: Farmers Behind Jewar Airport Take Historic First Commercial FlightExplained: How a Fringe Tripura Party Became Central to the TMC Rebellion and NDA’s Numbers Game123PhotostoriesBest national parks in Karnataka: 8 wildlife destinations for tiger safari and birdwatching6 foods desi pehalwans ate before protein supplements became a trend10 types of people that drain your energy and peace of mind without realising it, as per psychologistUK to ban social media for under-16s: 5 countries that are already restricting children’s access onlineWhy your blood sugar may rise in summer even when you’re eating ‘Healthy,’ and the smart swaps that can helpYoga for healthy ageing: Understanding the theme of International Yoga Day 2026Mrunal Thakur’s Bright gota-work Anarkali is stealing the wedding season spotlightNew OTT releases this week (June 15–21): ‘Drishyam 3’, ‘Your Fault: London’ to ‘Thukra Ke Mera Pyaar 2’ and moreAgeing is inevitable, declining isn’t: Doctor shares 5 simple daily yoga habits that can help you stay strong, balanced and independentNot all pain is the same: Understanding the crucial differences between muscle pain and nerve pain123Hot PicksIndia A vs Sri Lanka A live scoreAP Inter Supplementary ResultsNEET Admit CardMHT CET PCM ResultMahua MoitraBaba Milandas murderNoida airportStock Market LiveGold rate todayTop TrendingKerala HSCAP first allotment result 2026UPSC Prelims ResultNEET UG Paper Leak ScamFIFA World Cup 2026Aldon SmithNoida AirportITR filing FY 2025-26CBSE 10th Second Board Result 2026Shreyanka PatilSpain vs Cabo Match Preview
Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke urged supporters to remain peaceful and stay focused on their demand for the resignation of Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan, while responding to the attack on him during a protest in Jaipur on Monday.In a post on X, Dipke described the assault as a sign of fear and cowardice, asserting that it would not deter the movement. “Physical attacks are a sign of fear and cowardice.We will continue to raise our voices peacefully. I am a follower of Gandhi and Ambedkar, and I will keep fighting this battle with peace and love. PS: Dharmendra Pradhan must resign!” he wrote.Sharing a video message after the incident, Dipke alleged that the attack was an attempt to intimidate protesters and divert attention from the core issue.“These are tactics to scare us, threaten us and distract us from the issue. We should not lose focus. Our only demand is that Dharmendra Pradhan must resign,” he said.Referring to students affected by examination controversies, Dipke said the movement would continue despite any attempts to silence it. “You can attack us once or even ten times. You can slap us once or ten times. But we will continue to say the same thing — Dharmendra Pradhan must resign,” he said.He also appealed to protesters not to resort to violence in response to the attack. “No matter how much they raise their hands against us, we will not raise ours. Our movement is peaceful,” Dipke said, before ending his message with a sarcastic “get well soon” directed at his critics.Dipke was allegedly slapped multiple times while being carried on the shoulders of supporters during a demonstration at Shaheed Smarak in Jaipur. The protest, organised by the CJP, was attended by a large number of young people demanding action over the alleged NEET paper leak and rising unemployment, according to police and eyewitnesses cited by PTI.
