Court Hearing Delayed in Case Involving CJP Leader Abhijit Dipke

New Delhi, November 10 (Daily Kiran) : The special executive magistrate court in New Delhi postponed the hearing concerning Abhijit Dipke, founder and coordinator of the Cockroach People’s Party (CJP), on November 10. The next hearing is scheduled for December 2.

Dipke had requested exemption from personal appearance in court. His lawyer also sought copies of the documents that led the Delhi police to require him to sign a peace bond.

In October, Dipke was arrested during a planned ‘Tiranga Rally’ at Central Park in Connaught Place, Delhi. He was later granted conditional bail by the special executive magistrate court, which mandated him to sign a peace bond. This bond requires him to refrain from any public activities that could disturb peace for one year.

The Delhi police had stated that Connaught Place was not an approved site for protests and that the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) had not granted permission for the proposed Tiranga Yatra. Prior to the rally, Dipke received notices from both police and administration.

Now, Dipke’s legal team is requesting clarification from the court regarding the documents and reasons that necessitated the signing of the bond. The next court session will address these concerns on December 2.

Meanwhile, on November 7, Dipke asserted that his fight against the Special Intensive Review (SIR) would continue. Speaking at a protest in Kochi against the electoral list’s SIR, he criticized the government’s stance as cowardly.

Dipke vowed to persist in his campaign against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar until a fair and independent electoral system is established. He expressed distrust in upcoming elections, alleging manipulation to benefit a particular political party.