Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke on Sunday extended support to a man who visited the government school in Bengal where he once studied, after his father was allegedly killed by BJP-linked goons for speaking out about the poor condition of government schools. In a post on X, Dipke shared a video of the injured man on a hospital bed and wrote, “Abdul went to inspect the govt school in Bengal where he once studied. He lost his father after they were attacked by goons (allegedly from BJP) for speaking up about the poor condition of govt schools. It makes my blood boil that people are being murdered simply for demanding better schools.” Extending support to the victim, the CJP founder said, “CJP stands firmly with Abdul and his family. We demand the immediate arrest of those responsible for his father’s death. A CJP team will visit West Bengal and ensure that Abdul and his family get justice.” Dipke also lashed out at the hatemongers and said, “And to the hatemongers who think they can silence us through violence: we are not going to back off. Attack our members, threaten us, try to intimidate us, we will only fight harder.” This is a developing story. More details awaited. Source link Post navigation India to host BRICS Environment Ministers’ Meeting in Delhi on August 18: What to expect? Indian Navy sailor, wife, two children found dead in Mumbai’s Navy Nagar residence on Independence Day
