Internal Rift In CJP? Dissenter Alleges Women Were Pushed To Protest Frontlines By Abhijeet Dipke
Internal Rift In CJP? Dissenter Alleges Women Were Pushed To Protest Frontlines By Abhijeet Dipke Published By, Last Updated: July 21, 2026, 16:41 IST Questioning
Internal Rift In CJP? Dissenter Alleges Women Were Pushed To Protest Frontlines By Abhijeet Dipke Published By, Last Updated: July 21, 2026, 16:41 IST Questioning the protest leadership, Biru alleged that organisers asked students to march despite police denying permission. Rapid Read He also accused CJP founder Abhijit Dipke and other organisers of staying away during the confrontation with police. (Image: agencies) CJP Parliament Protest: Signs of an internal rift have emerged within the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) after a former protester alleged political influence in the movement and questioned the role of the group’s leadership after violence broke out during protest march to the Parliament on Monday. While speaking to CNN-News18, the protester, identified as Viru Bhai, who claimed he had been part of the protest for nearly a month, said he had decided to distance himself from the movement after becoming dissatisfied with the way it was being led. CJP Is B Team Of AAP Viru claimed that the CJP, a satire platform that emerged after Chief Justice of India Surya Kant reportedly compared youth to “cockroaches", has become the “B-team of the Aam Aadmi Party" despite being presented as a non-political movement. He also claimed that several “thieves and goons" had joined the protest. #BreakingNews | An internal rift between Veeru, a CJP volunteer from Bihar and the group has been brought to light after he made big claims about the protests@SimranBabbar_05 shares more details @kritsween He further claimed that supporters had expected senior Aam Aadmi Party leaders to openly back the movement.
“The day before yesterday, we thought Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia or Sanjay Singh were coming. We thought they had come to support us. If they had the support of 33 MPs, why didn’t even one of them come yesterday?" he said. Dipke Pushed To Protest Frontline The former protester further accused CJP leaders, including founder Abhijit Dipke, of failing to lead from the front during the clashes with police. He alleged that women protesters were deliberately placed in the front rows while senior organisers stayed behind to avoid detention. “The girls were sent to the front first because they were afraid they would be detained," Biru alleged, adding that “the organisers were hiding behind while students who had come out for the first time were left to face the police." According to Viru, many students had joined the protest hoping for reforms in the education system but were left without leadership when violence broke out. Questioning the protest leadership, Biru alleged that organisers asked students to march despite police denying permission. “When the police had already said there was no permission to march and barricades had been in place for three days, why were people taken out? Why didn’t the leaders lead from the front?" he asked. CJP Protest On Monday, the CJP called for a massive ‘Sansad Chalo’ protest where thousands of protesters marched towards Parliament demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation.
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