'We're different': Dipke defends CJP after Taslima Nasreen's 'Bangladesh 2024' remark
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke defended the Jantar Mantar protest against comparisons to Bangladesh and Nepal uprisings, saying 'We are different', after Taslima Nasreen's remark.
Taslima Nasreen said a clip of the CJP protest reminded her of the 2024 student uprising in Bangladesh that ousted PM Sheikh Hasina, but later was taken over by jihadis.
Dipke noted the Centre has not paid ₹1 crore compensation to families of NEET-UG paper leak suicide victims, a key CJP demand, and warned of another sit-in if demands are unmet.
Dipke said the responsibility of the satirical political outfit CJP has increased after leading nationwide student protests, and its team will be expanded soon.
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