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‘What would be the need for courts?’ Passengers question Deepke’s sloganeering in flight

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New Delhi: Police and administration took major action just before the proposed demonstration organized by Cockroach Janata Party (CJP). Abhijeet Dipke, Saurav Das And Ashutosh Ranka Was taken into custody as soon as the plane landed at Delhi airport. Fellow passengers expressed deep displeasure over this sudden action and sloganeering inside the plane. A co-passenger aboard the plane by which CJP founder Abhijit Dipke reached Delhi has strongly criticized the sloganeering and conduct of the leaders during the flight.

Narrating his ordeal the co-passenger said, “We were traveling from Mumbai. Despite the plane landing safely, we had to wait inside for a long time. During landing, loud slogans of ‘Inquilab Zindabad’ were heard from the front of the plane. I don’t know who Dipke is, but people who harass common passengers in public places like this can only be called irresponsible.”

Passenger raised questions: ‘Is protest on every issue the solution?’

Questioning the methods of protest, a passenger on board the plane said, “They (CJP) had agitated for 36 days earlier too. But will they create trouble for the general public everywhere? Due to the behavior of some such people, common citizens have to face huge problems. If there is an issue of wrongful removal of names from the voter list, then the Supreme Court of the country is present and it will look into the matter. The protesters cannot take decisions on this. If the public starts doing everything on the streets, then the courts of the country will What justification would there be?”

Supporting the arrangement he further said, “We all follow an established democratic system. If there is a problem in it, there are legal avenues for it. Protesting on everything cannot lead to permanent solutions to the problems.”

BJP’s sharp attack: ‘The attempt to spread anarchy has completely failed’ – Sambit Patra

Reacting to this entire incident, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)’s national spokesperson and MP related character Said that the pictures being shown at Jantar Mantar or on social media are not the picture of real India. He said that India is completely peaceful and is moving forward rapidly on the path of good governance. The atmosphere that some anarchist elements were trying to create in a corner of Delhi has proved to be a complete failure.

Sambit Patra said, “Today, this flop program of the anarchists has completely collapsed. Their main objective was to hold the country’s capital hostage, spread arson, fighting and violence on the streets. But today, democracy has won brilliantly over mobocracy. The way the police and administration have kept the entire situation under control, it is clear that the anarchists have completely failed in their plans and their agenda will not continue further.”