NEETLeak – Student Protest Leader Alleges Political Motive Behind Jaipur Attack
NEETLeak – The founder of Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), Abhijeet Dipke, on Tuesday alleged that individuals associated with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) were linked to the assault he faced during a demonstration in Jaipur. According to him, the incident was intended to distract public attention from student-related concerns and discourage those raising questions over the ongoing NEET (UG) paper leak controversy.
Attack During Jaipur Demonstration
Dipke was reportedly attacked on Monday while participating in a protest in Jaipur. Witnesses said two men allegedly slapped him multiple times as supporters carried him on their shoulders during the gathering. Following the incident, local police detained two young men for questioning and initiated further investigation into the matter.
Addressing reporters after arriving at Nagpur airport on Tuesday morning, Dipke claimed that such actions were not unexpected when individuals publicly criticize government policies or ideological positions. He suggested that attempts to silence dissenting voices have become increasingly common whenever controversial public issues are raised.
Allegations and Political Response
When questioned about who he believed was responsible for the attack, Dipke pointed toward people he said were connected with the RSS. He further stated that the assault should be viewed as an effort to divert focus from the concerns being raised by students across the country.
Responding to allegations regarding his alleged association with the RSS and reports that he had previously met Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Dipke dismissed the suggestions and questioned whether such claims could justify the attack he experienced. He maintained that the larger issue remains the concerns of students affected by the examination controversy rather than personal political allegations.
Focus Remains on Student Concerns
The CJP leader emphasized that his organization would continue its campaign despite the incident. According to him, the protest movement is centered on the interests of more than one crore students who, he claims, have faced injustice due to the alleged irregularities surrounding the NEET (UG) examination process.
Dipke reiterated his demand for the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, arguing that accountability must be established in connection with the alleged paper leak issue. He said the protest movement would remain committed to its original objectives and would not be influenced by acts of intimidation.
Call for Peaceful Democratic Protest
Highlighting the party’s approach, Dipke said the campaign would continue through peaceful and democratic means. Referring to the ideals of Mahatma Gandhi and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, he described the movement as a non-violent struggle aimed at securing justice for students.
He also stated that threats or attacks would not deter activists involved in the campaign. According to him, participants would continue raising their concerns through lawful demonstrations and public engagement.
Nagpur Protest and Security Arrangements
Dipke arrived in Nagpur ahead of a CJP-organized protest scheduled at Samvidhan Square on Tuesday evening. He appealed to students, young people, and residents of the city to participate in the gathering and support the demand for accountability in the examination controversy.
Authorities have made extensive security preparations for the event. Officials expect more than 2,000 young participants to attend the demonstration. As a precautionary measure, police presence has been strengthened at several important locations across Nagpur to ensure that the protest proceeds peacefully and without disruption.
The CJP has consistently called for the resignation of the Union Education Minister, arguing that responsibility must be fixed in relation to the alleged NEET (UG) paper leak issue. The protest in Nagpur is expected to be one of the party’s major public demonstrations on the matter.