He attributed these electoral outcomes to alleged institutional manipulation under Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar.
Taking a sharp dig at the Bharatiya Janata Party’s electoral winning streak, Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke alleged that the ruling party is now winning in states where it failed to secure victories even at the peak of the “Modi wave”.
“I feel that until Gyanesh Kumar resigns and ensures free and fair elections, there is no point in participating in such polls, because the winner is already predetermined,” he said.
Earlier reporting noted: Dipke made these remarks while visiting Pune to extend solidarity to students protesting against the Maharashtra government over the alleged Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) examination irregularities, news agency ANI reported. Dipke made the remarks during his visit to Pune, where he expressed solidarity with students protesting the Maharashtra government over alleged irregularities in Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) examinations and delays in recruitment. Drawing a connection between the electoral controversy and alleged administrative failures under the ruling dispensation, Dipke claimed that public confidence in both competitive examinations and the electoral process had eroded. The Election Commission, however, rejected the suggestion that these objections reflected institutional dissent over final decisions. The ECI also stated that decisions concerning the schedule of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise were taken unanimously. The government is not serious about these leaks. CJP supports their demands, and till MPSC chairman resigns, this protest will continue.
Because there are continuous cases of paper leaks, their future is in question.
The poll panel said that operational queries, inputs and suggestions raised during the draft stage were part of its routine administrative and decision-making process. Earlier reporting noted: Seeking the resignation of the MPSC Chairman, Dipke said, “I have come here to meet protesting students.
Earlier reporting noted: Dipke made the remarks during his visit to Pune to express solidarity with students protesting against the Maharashtra government over alleged irregularities in Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) examinations and recruitment backlogs.
