Cockroach Janata Party founder Abhijeet Deepke has made serious claims ahead of a proposed protest in Delhi. He said police notices are reaching party workers before the October 10 demonstration. According to Dipke, authorities are also pressuring members against joining such movements. The party plans to hold the demonstration at Jantar Mantar in Delhi.
Deepke presented these allegations before the scheduled protest date. Moreover, he linked the notices directly with pressure against participation in demonstrations. His claim focuses on party workers who may join the October 10 programme. However, the reference provides no response from police authorities regarding his allegations.
Deepke targets government over election slogan
Meanwhile, Deepke also criticised the government while discussing the political situation. He questioned the slogan “One Nation, One Election” during his remarks. According to him, the phrase only serves as a slogan. Instead, he alleged that the real intention involves creating “One Nation, One Party.”
His statement connected the proposed protest with a broader political criticism of the government. However, Deepke presented that interpretation as his own allegation. The reference does not provide any government response to his claim.
October 10 protest remains central to the claim
The proposed demonstration at Jantar Mantar remains scheduled for October 10, according to the reference. Deepke made his allegations before that planned gathering. Therefore, his comments centre on notices allegedly reaching workers before their participation.
At the same time, he claims party members face pressure against joining movements. Deepke has linked those alleged notices with the upcoming protest. He also used the issue to criticise the government’s “One Nation, One Election” slogan. His remarks ultimately framed the situation around his “One Nation, One Party” allegation.
