Abhijeet Dipke, the founder of the online movement Cockroach Janta Party, has declared his intention to return to India on June 6 and lead a demonstration at Delhi’s historic Jantar Mantar site. The protest aims to press for the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan amid the ongoing controversy surrounding the alleged NEET-UG paper leak.
In a video statement circulated widely on social media through the Cockroach Janta Party’s official channels, Dipke asserted that the demand for the minister’s resignation has gained significant traction. He claimed that more than eight lakh individuals have signed a petition on the issue, while crores of citizens have voiced their backing online. Despite multiple protests erupting across the country, Dipke criticised the government for showing indifference to the grievances of students and demonstrators.
“The system has made a mockery of the lives of more than one crore students,” Dipke stated in the message. He highlighted how the futures of lakhs of aspirants have been jeopardised due to irregularities in major examinations, including NEET, CBSE, CUET, and SSC GD, pointing to what he described as a glaring absence of accountability from authorities.
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Dipke has called upon his supporters to assemble outside Delhi airport upon his arrival on June 6. He plans to first visit the Parliament Street Police Station to obtain necessary permissions for a peaceful gathering at Jantar Mantar. Emphasising constitutional rights, he said, “Our Constitution gives us the right to raise our voices peacefully, and that is exactly what we will do.”
The activist also addressed concerns from his family about the possibility of arrest upon landing, while expressing confidence that democratic norms would protect his right to stage a non-violent protest. In a notable personal revelation, Dipke mentioned receiving employment opportunities in the United States but opting instead to return to India out of his commitment to the country.
The announcement comes as public anger continues to simmer over the NEET controversy, with various student groups and opposition parties already holding demonstrations on the matter. Dipke’s planned return and subsequent protest are expected to draw significant attention as the issue remains a flashpoint in national discourse.
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