A fresh political controversy has emerged after social media influencer Faizan Ansari made a series of allegations against Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke, days after filing a police complaint seeking action against him. During a media interaction, Ansari alleged that Dipke had links with Pakistan and was a supporter of activist Umar Khalid. These allegations have not been substantiated by publicly available evidence, and no investigating agency has confirmed them.
The latest remarks come amid heightened scrutiny of Dipke and the CJP following recent nationwide protests and a series of complaints filed against the party’s leadership.
Complaint Filed Against Dipke
Earlier, Faizan Ansari submitted a written complaint to the Delhi Police, alleging that he was assaulted by individuals linked to the CJP and demanding Dipke’s immediate arrest. The complaint has been received by the police, but no court has ruled on the allegations, and the investigation is ongoing.
Fresh Allegations Made Public
While speaking to the media after filing the complaint, Ansari accused Dipke of maintaining links with Pakistan and supporting Umar Khalid. These are allegations made by the complainant and have not been independently verified. There has been no official confirmation from law enforcement agencies supporting these specific claims.
No Official Response from Dipke
As of the latest reports, Abhijeet Dipke has not issued a public response specifically addressing these latest allegations. In recent days, however, he has rejected other allegations concerning his finances and educational background, describing them as politically motivated.
Investigation Continues
Delhi Police have received the complaint and are expected to examine the allegations in accordance with legal procedures. At this stage, no charges or findings have been announced regarding the new claims, and the matter remains under investigation.
Legal Position
The allegations made by the complainant remain unproven. Under Indian law, allegations in a complaint do not establish guilt, and any determination of wrongdoing would depend on the outcome of the police investigation and any subsequent judicial proceedings.
