Delhi residents protest Abhijeet Dipke’s CJP meeting in society, walks away when asked about Punjab paper leak

A video circulating on social media shows CJP activist Abhijeet Dipke addressing volunteers at a public garden inside a residential society in Delhi. Residents objected to the gathering, alleging that no prior permission had been obtained. The situation escalated when Dipke was questioned about the Punjab paper leak, following which, according to claims accompanying the video, he left the spot with other CJP members without responding to the questions.

NewsBharati    13-Aug-2026 17:01:29 PM
Total Views |
CJP Delhi meeting
 
A gathering involving CJP activist Abhijeet Dipke and his team at a public garden inside a Delhi residential society has triggered a controversy after local residents reportedly protested the meeting, alleging that it was being held without prior permission.
 
A video circulating on social media shows Dipke addressing a group of volunteers at the garden. According to claims accompanying the video, around 20 volunteers had gathered for the meeting, while residents objected to the use of the society's public space without approval from the management.
 
 
The situation became tense as residents confronted the organisers. Social media posts claim that Dipke and other CJP leaders eventually left the location, while several volunteers remained behind.
 
The incident gained further attention when residents and others present at the spot questioned Dipke about the Punjab paper leak. According to the claims accompanying the video, Dipke did not respond to the questions and instead left the location. The posts further allege that he called an Uber and departed along with other members of the CJP team.
 
The video also captures Dipke referring to the next phase of his protest campaign. He is heard saying, “Season 2 of Jantar Mantar is going to start very soon.” The remark appears to refer to his announced plans for a renewed protest campaign under the banner “Jantar Mantar Season 2”.
 
 
The confrontation has since triggered an online debate over the conduct of the CJP team and the manner in which the meeting was organised. Many have questioned why the gathering was held without prior permission and why the leadership left the location while volunteers were reportedly left behind.
 
Social media posts have also alleged political links between the CJP campaign and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), claiming that people are increasingly questioning and highlighting these connections.
 
 
The episode has nevertheless raised questions over the conduct of public meetings in residential spaces, the responsibility of organisers when residents object, and whether leaders should remain available to answer questions when confronted about issues connected to their public campaigns.
 
The confrontation has now become another point of discussion around Dipke's protest campaign, particularly after the “Jantar Mantar 2.0” announcement and the questions raised by residents at the Delhi gathering.
 
CJP Delhi Protest