New Delhi, July 29 2026: The father of Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke has said that the family received threats after the political group was launched. He said that people who were not known to the family told them to “join the BJP or we’ll deal with your parents.” These claims have added a part to the political argument that is happening around the student-led movement that is led by Dipke.
According to Dipkes father the family has had a lot of stress since the CJP became a voice in recent student protests. He said that the family got threatening messages and was scared after the party became well known across the country. These claims have not been checked by anyone and there is no official word about where the threats came from or if they are real.
The Cockroach Janta Party became known during protests about the NEET-UG 2026 exam question leak. Led by Abhijeet Dipke the group got a lot of support from students and young people asking for openness, fairness and changes in the exam system. The group has now started to talk about problems that affect students and young people all over the country.
In days Dipke has kept saying that there is too much action against student protesters. He has said that there will be peaceful protests if the groups demands are not met. CJP leaders have said that their movement is about protest and changes in education.
The claims made by Dipkes father have made people on social media talk about politics. Supporters of the movement are asking for a look into the claims. At the time of writing there has been no answer from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) about the specific claims and no public statement from the police saying the threats are real.
Political experts say that the tensions around the student movement have gotten worse after weeks of protests, talks and court cases about the exam problem. The argument has become one of the watched political stories involving young people in recent years. It is getting attention from people who’re against the government from groups that work for society and from people who care about education.
Lawyers say that claims about threats should be looked into properly. They say that any threats to people or their families no matter what politics they are linked to need a check, by the right people to find out the truth and see if any laws were broken.
As the argument continues people will keep looking at both the student movement. How the authorities respond to the claims. Any investigation or official complaint could help make the claims clearer. Until then the claims are not. Everyone involved has the right to be treated fairly.
