Cockroach Janta Occasion (CJP) chief spokesperson Saurav Das on Wednesday alleged that Pondicherry Police visited his household residence and questioned his relations. Calling it “harassment”, Das alleged that it was carried out on the orders of the BJP authorities.
“Two hours in the past, the Pondicherry Police confirmed up at my household’s residence and subjected them to every kind of questioning,” Das stated on X.
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He questioned the explanation for the police motion and requested whether or not it was a part of the authorized process. “Why this harassment [Puduchery Police?] Who ordered this and for what objective? Is that this the authorized process?” Das stated.
Saurav Das blames the BJP
Das alleged that his household was being intimidated by the BJP authorities in Puducherry and claimed that the motion was being carried out on the course of the Central authorities.
“Why is the BJP authorities in Pondicherry intimidating my household? This isn’t the character of the Pondy authorities. That is being finished on the behest of the Union authorities!” he stated.
Das additionally steered that the police motion was meant to stress him into remaining silent. “If the intention is to intimidate me into silence, it won’t work. This won’t cower me down. It solely strengthens our resolve to construct a greater system, one the place the police uphold the legislation as a substitute of performing like goondas!” Das stated.
Das earlier alleged intrusion at residence
This got here a couple of week after Saurav Das alleged “15-20” YouTubers and media channels had invaded his privateness and entered his Delhi residence whereas he was away in Maharashtra for a two-day assembly of the CJP.
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They have been recording and exhibiting visuals from inside, he stated. In a sequence of posts on X, Das described the alleged incident as a “grave safety risk” to his household.
On Wednesday, CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke introduced that “Jantar Mantar Season 2” would start quickly. He was referring to the student-led protests at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar final month.
The agitation over alleged examination irregularities, paper leaks and scholar points had introduced the CJP into the highlight and with the organisation later introduced that it might proceed working as a stress group.
“Many individuals have been commenting on Instagram when Season 2 of ‘Jantar-Mantar’ will start. I wish to inform them that Season 2 of ‘Jantar-Mantar’ goes to begin very quickly,” Dipke stated.
Dipke alleges BJP stress over CJP assembly
Dipke additionally alleged that the CJP had confronted difficulties to find a venue for its volunteers’ assembly in Delhi. He claimed that a number of corridor house owners refused to lease area due to “stress from above”.
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“We have been scheduled to carry our volunteers’ meet in Delhi right this moment. We have been in search of a corridor, however nobody would lease us one. Everybody saved saying there was stress from above,” Dipke advised reporters.
Dipke blamed the BJP for the alleged stress, saying the occasion’s actions confirmed that it was “afraid of the nation’s youth”.
“All of that is being finished by the BJP. Their actions and phrases clearly reveal that they’re afraid of the nation’s youth. In the event that they assume such petty actions will frighten us, they’re sorely mistaken.”
CJP’s ‘Faculty Thik Karo’ marketing campaign
The CJP can also be increasing its actions past the protests that originally introduced it nationwide consideration.
Dipke introduced that the organisation would launch its “Faculty Thik Karo” marketing campaign on August 15, specializing in enhancing fundamental services in authorities colleges in villages.
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“Youngsters in villages shouldn’t be pleading for fundamental services in school after 80 years of Independence,” Dipke stated. The marketing campaign is anticipated to start from Dipke’s village in Maharashtra’s Hingoli.
