New Delhi : Even as the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) remains locked in a standoff with the Centre over its demand for the withdrawal of FIRs against students, its founder Abhijeet Dipke appears to have put another major life decision on hold. Dipke’s mother, Anita Dipke, in an interview with news agency PTI, said that the family had been receiving marriage proposals for nearly two years, even before the CJP’s nationwide agitation over the NEET-UG paper leak catapulted him into the national spotlight.
“He told us, ‘Let me earn something after finishing my studies. Otherwise, how will I get married?’ I told him we have enough money, but he said he wants to earn for himself. He is so honest that he won’t take anything other than clothes for his wedding,” she said. When Abhijeet Dipke arrived in New Delhi from Boston on June 6, 2026, he was largely known as an online activist.
Although the agitation has now ended, Dipke has continued to dominate public discourse, with his personal life also drawing attention. Asked whether she wanted her son to marry, Anita Dipke said it was only natural for parents to wish to see their children settled. “Every parent wants their child to get married. I feel the same way,” she said. However, she clarified that the final decision would rest with her son and that she had not discussed the matter with him recently.
She added that Dipke is currently unwell and she has advised him to rest before returning home. On whether the family had found a prospective bride, Anita Dipke said she had neither met nor spoken to anyone. “I haven’t seen any girl. He hasn’t told me anything,” she said, adding that even after he returns home, she does not intend to raise the topic immediately.
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