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NEET Protest: Elderly man confronts Abhijeet Dipke and CJP cadre over anti-Modi slogans

CJP leader Abhijeet Dipke and his supporters were left stunned when an elderly man in a wheelchair, brought to the stage expecting anti-government rhetoric, defended Prime Minister Narendra Modi

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During the, Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) demonstrations at Jantar Mantar, CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke and his supporters were left utterly humiliated after an elderly man they attempted to parade as an anti-government figure delivered a blistering defense of Prime Minister Narendra Modi right from the protest venue.

The drama unfolded when a senior citizen arrived at the protest site in a wheelchair. Anticipating an easy political victory and expecting the elderly visitor to launch an attack on the Prime Minister, CJP leader Abhijeet Dipke stepped down from the main stage to personally receive him and escort him toward the crowd.

As the elderly man was brought near the platform, anti-government zeal erupted among the CJP cadre. Protesters quickly surrounded his wheelchair and began aggressively chanting partisan slogans, shouting “Modi is a thief” directly in his face.

An elderly man arrived at the CJP protest in a wheelchair.
Abhijeet Dipke stepped down from the stage to personally receive him because he thought the man would be a PM Modi hater. As soon as he arrived, the CJP protesters started raising anti-Modi slogans in front of him,… pic.twitter.com/b8q1Aw3SJe

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However, the political spectacle misfired immediately. Rather than joining the chorus, the senior citizen sternly confronted the agitators, ordering them to stop their aggressive chanting and reprimanding them for their lack of basic decorum.

“Stay absolutely quiet. PM Modi is not a thief,” the elderly man declared firmly to the stunned mob. “Narendra Modi has been serving the country for longer than your age. He worked as the Chief Minister of Gujarat for 12 years, and after that, he has been continuously serving as the Prime Minister. PM Modi is honest.”

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Addressing the systemic issues without letting political opportunists exploit the situation, he added, “It is only because of some people sitting within the system that Narendra Modi’s name is being tarnished. You all are fools for saying such things.” Dipke, who had stepped off the stage expecting a ready-made viral moment against the Modi administration, stood silently alongside his supporters as his face visibly dropped at NEET protest.

Topics: Narendra ModiAbhijeet DipkeCJPAnti-Modi slogans
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