‘Even in Emergency, trains ran on time’: CJP’s Abhijit Dipke slams Delhi clampdown

'Even in Emergency, trains ran on time': CJP's Abhijit Dipke slams Delhi clampdown A day before the Jantar Mantar protest against CEC Gyanesh Kumar and the SIR that cut over 13 crore names from draft rolls, the Cockroach Janata Party founder notes.

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• 6 min read Mumbai, New Delhi Updated: Oct 10, 2026 03: 41 AM IST.
• Speaking at Loksamvad, an event organised in Mumbai by The Indian Express Group's Marathi daily Loksatta, Dipke accused the administration of "hypocrisy".
• Asking regarding his future aims, Dipke insisted there were no intends for now to turn the CJP into a political party.

Asking regarding his future aims, Dipke insisted there were no intends for now to turn the CJP into a political party. As other parties in the state had been, even if it registered as one, he remarked, it would be split into two factions.

Calling the cancellation of trains to Delhi a curb on citizen rights, Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke Friday remarked the situation was "worse than the Emergency" when "at least trains were running on time".

Permission for the CJP's protest on October 2 at Shivaji Park in Mumbai was denied on the grounds that it would inconvenience the public, he remarked, yet trains were now being cancelled and Delhi barricaded.

For now, 'Even in Emergency, trains ran on time': CJP’ s Abhijit Dipke slams Delhi remains the part of the story worth watching, and further updates are likely as more details are confirmed.