Ajinkya Shinde further alleged that the families of the detained leaders had not been informed about their whereabouts.
In a video shared by the CJP on X, Ajinkya said, “Police unhe emotionally torture kar rahi hai, un par emotional atyachaar kar rahi hai. What Delhi Police said Responding to claims circulating on social media about Dipke not being informed of his grandmother’s death, Delhi Police issued a clarification on X, saying the information had been conveyed to him promptly and sensitively. NEW DELHI: “Abhijeet whereabouts remain unknown, and even his lawyers cannot reach him. In a post on X, the CJP tweeted, “Abhijeet Dipke’s grandmother has passed away, yet his family cannot even inform him of this loss. His whereabouts remain unknown, and even his lawyers cannot reach him. Delhi Police must release him immediately! The party’s national organisation in-charge, Ajinkya Shinde, also accused the police of subjecting Dipke to emotional torture and expressed concern over the whereabouts and safety of the detained leaders. Kisi ki grandmother ki death hui hai to baat to karwa sakte hain.
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) on Saturday alleged that its founder Abhijeet Dipke’s family had been unable to inform him about his grandmother’s death, demanding his immediate release from police detention.
“‘Aur yeh emotional atyachaar hum bilkul sehen nahi karenge. Abhi tak kisi ko pata nahi chala, na CJP members ko, na Abhijeet ki family ko, na Ashutosh ki family ko, na Saurav ki family ko ki in teeno ko leke gayekaha hain.’