'Modi Ji Will Forgive You': CJP Slams Probe Into Dipke's Finances, Asks Why PM CARES Fund Isn't Scrutinised

Published 3 August 2026 · india

'Modi Ji Will Forgive You': CJP Slams Probe Into Dipke's Finances, Asks Why PM CARES Fund Isn't Scrutinised Published By, Last Updated: August 03, 2026

'Modi Ji Will Forgive You': CJP Slams Probe Into Dipke's Finances, Asks Why PM CARES Fund Isn't Scrutinised Published By, Last Updated: August 03, 2026, 09:12 IST CJP spokesperson Vaishnavi Gaur responds after an RTI activist sought a probe into Abhijeet Dipke's family finances. Dipke says his US education was scholarship-funded. CJP spokesperson Vaishnavi Gaur criticised an RTI complaint seeking a probe into Abhijeet Dipke's family finances, while Dipke said his US education was funded through a scholarship and an education loan. (Photo: PTI) The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has hit back at an RTI activist who sought an investigation into the finances of its founder Abhijeet Dipke’s family, with party spokesperson Vaishnavi Gaur questioning why similar scrutiny was not directed at the PM CARES Fund. The response came after Surat-based RTI activist Amit Tiwari filed complaints with multiple authorities seeking an inquiry into Dipke’s family’s finances and the legal status of the CJP, which has been at the forefront of the anti-NEET paper leak protests. ‘Look At PM CARES Fund Too’: Vaishnavi Gaur’s Response Responding on X, CJP spokesperson Vaishnavi Gaur criticised the complaint targeting Dipke’s education expenses. “Those filing RTIs over a private individual’s education expenses should also look at the PM CARES Fund.

Prime Minister Modi will forgive you, don’t worry," Gaur said in a post translated from Hindi. Her remarks were in response to Tiwari’s public statement that he had approached the Election Commission of India (ECI), the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) and the Maharashtra government over various aspects related to the CJP and Dipke’s family. Dipke Says Education Was Funded By Scholarship, Loan Earlier, speaking to senior journalist Barkha Dutt, CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke rejected suggestions that his education in the United States was financed through unexplained family wealth. “My education was funded by a scholarship provided by Boston University. And I had taken an education loan which I have to pay back now," Dipke said, while also displaying his scholarship letter during the interview. ALSO READ | ‘Huge Question Mark On Judiciary’: CJP’s Abhijeet Dipke On SC Order Allowing Action Against Protesters He also said the CJP plans to rely on crowdfunding to finance its future activities and asserted that the process would be transparent. “The CJP will do crowdfunding going forward where we will be asking money from people, and we will be very transparent about it," he said. Referring to the anti-NEET paper leak protests, Dipke said the movement received widespread public support, with people voluntarily donating food and water.