Abhijeet Dipke claims cops deployed at Jantar Mantar took a day off to support CJP protest: 'Masked up, came to talk'
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Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder and national convenor Abhijeet Dipke claimed that three police officers deployed at Jantar Mantar in Delhi took a day off from duty to support the CJP protest over the NEET paper leak.
Adding to this, Dipke shared that the three officers asked to speak with him privately. (Reuters) Dipke on Wednesday shared the officers approached him wearing caps, masks and glasses, leaving him initially unsure about their identity.
Meanwhile, “Three police officers came one day, wearing caps, masks and glasses. And I was a little scared about who had come,” In conversation with News 24, Dipke shared.
Notably, The CJP founder further mentioned that the three officers asked to speak with him privately. He shared they identified themselves as police officers posted on duty at Jantar Mantar but had come to support the protesters.
As per the latest buzz, Recalling the interaction, Dipke shared the officers told him, "We police officers are on duty here. But they were coming to support us."
In further updates, He added that the officers shared, "So we took them off duty today. Whatever you are doing is very good."
On top of that, Dipke shared one of the officers told him that his daughter was in 10th grade and that he wanted his daughter to face the same situation that other people were facing.
He shared he used to feel bad for the officers and questioned how much they were paid, referring to figures of ₹ 30,000, ₹ 40,000 and ₹ 50,000 as the maximum.
Source: Hindustan Times