Do not take out the ‘tiranga yatra’, the Delhi Police arrived at Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke’s New Delhi home to deliver the message.
“Don’t Hold Tiranga March”: Delhi Police At Abhijeet Dipke’s Home
” Kya aarop laga diya hai aapne mere upar (What kind of accusation have you leveled against me?) Dipke, who has a small national flag draped across his shoulders and seated on an egg-yolk coloured sofa, is heard asking the cop in front of him, showed a video. A bunch of papers can be seen on the glass top table as Dipke is examining its contents and reading out bits, confronting the cops. ” Ye kya mazak laga rakha hai aap logon ne. Kya notice hai, ye notice hota hai? Jo maan main aaye woh likhe ja rahe ho aap log (What kind of a joke is this that you people are playing? What is this ‘notice’? Is this what you call a notice? You’re just writing down whatever you feel like),” Dipke – dressed in a white T-shirt, which had Gandhi printed on it, and blue denims – asks the cop seated across him. ” Phansi pe chadha do na. Kya mazak hai ye (Go ahead, hang me.What kind of a joke is this?)” Dipke is heard telling the cop, challenging him to show even one video where he is instigating violence.
On Wednesday, Dipke has called upon people to gather at Central Park in Connaught Place on October 16 to hoist the national flag.
One of the claims in the notice served to him, as read out by the 31-year-old Dipke, was that “you (Dipke) kept instigating the general public on social meida which is unlawful”. ” Video aap ek nahi dikha payenge (You won’t be able to show even one video),” Dipke challenged the cops even as he was being recorded by other cops in his own home.
