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CJP Leader Slapped in Jaipur as Student Protests Over NEET Leak Continue

Detentions and stepped-up police deployments have followed the assault as the Cockroach Janta Party pushes a planned march to Delhi to demand the education minister's resignation.

Overview

  • Abhijeet Dipke was allegedly slapped multiple times on Monday at a Jaipur protest while supporters carried him on their shoulders, and videos of the episode circulated widely.
  • Jaipur police detained and later arrested several people in connection with the incident and opened a formal investigation into the assault.
  • Dipke and CJP spokespeople have accused individuals linked to the RSS and BJP of orchestrating the attack but those claims have not been independently verified in available reporting.
  • CJP held a large, tightly policed protest in Nagpur with organisers saying thousands attended and local authorities deploying hundreds of officers and riot-control units to keep order.
  • The movement remains focused on the alleged NEET (UG) 2026 paper leak and systemic schooling failures, and CJP is pressing ahead with a June 20 march to Delhi to demand Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation, a step that could increase political pressure and further security deployments.