Needs 'decoding': RSS leader Atul Limaye links CJP protest to 'subversion of democracy', Dipke hits back
RSS leader Atul Limaye called the CJP-led protest over the NEET-UG paper leak an 'experiment for alternative politics' and accused it of aiming for 'subversion of democracy through democratic means'.
Limaye said the protest should be 'decoded' and studied as a case study, urging analysis of its chronology, methodology, support system, and ideology.
Limaye noted that CJP founder Abhijit Dipke, from Marathwada, launched the protest on June 7 after returning to India, but received little response initially, leading him to tour cities from June 7-19.
According to Limaye, the agitation's face changed after a sit-in at Jantar Mantar starting June 20, attracting student, labour, human rights, women's, farmers' and civil society organizations.
Dipke hit back, saying the RSS cannot call others anti-national.
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