Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke is facing a difficult family situation after his grandmother passed away at their native village of Santuk Pimpri in Maharashtra. She had reportedly been unwell for the past few days.
Dipke is currently in Delhi, where police detained him at the airport while he was travelling from Mumbai to join a protest. The protest was reportedly organised to demand the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
The news of his grandmother’s death comes as Dipke remains in Delhi. His family is now preparing to travel to Hingoli to attend to the situation following her death.
According to the information shared, Dipke’s parents are making arrangements to travel from their location to Hingoli. However, it remains unclear when Delhi Police will allow the CJP founder to leave Delhi and return to his family.
The situation has raised questions about when Dipke will be able to travel home during this difficult time. Further details about his detention, the police’s decision and his possible travel arrangements are awaited.
The circumstances surrounding the detention and the timing of his release have not been independently confirmed. Updates from Delhi Police or the family may clarify whether he will be permitted to travel to Maharashtra.