Abhijeet Dipke indicates CJP won't fight polls, attacks PM Modi over student issues

COckroach Janta company (CJP) founding father Abhijeet Dipke on tues indicated that his company was non keen on contesting elections, and also criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for 'not reaching out' to the country's students following the NEET-UG fiasco.Dipke held a press conference here ahead of the CJP's protest in the city to seek Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation.Asked whether the CJP will contest elections, Dipke said, "Why should we contest elections? I mean, if everyone in this country has to contest elections to demand their rights...how will it work?"To a question about whether the prime minister should address the country's youth and assure them that paper leaks will not happen again, Dipke said Modi should first apologise to the parents of the five or six students who commited suicide (in the aftermath of the cancellation of the NEET-UG scheduled for May 3)."Pradhan Mantri ji tweets if anything happens across the world, but here students of this country are committing suicide and there is not even a condolence tweet for them from the prime minister. How long you will talk about your 'Mann ki Baat' and 'Pariksha pe Charcha'? At least listen to students' Mann ki Baat," said Dipke.If the prime minister interacted with students, he would be able to understand their problems and find solutions, the CJP founder added.The CJP's nationwide protest will not stop until Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigns, he reiterated.Also Read: Abhijeet Dipke alleges RSS links behind attack on him in Jaipur protest of CJPDipke alleges RSS role in attackDipke on Tuesday alleged that "some people from RSS" were behind the attack on him a day earlier, claiming it was an attempt to shift focus away from the real issue and stifle the voice of students.The CJP founder was allegedly slapped multiple times by two men while supporters carried him on their shoulders during a protest in Jaipur on Monday. Two youths have been detained in connection with the incident.Asked who he thinks was behind the attack on him, Dipke alleged, "There were some people belonging to RSS (Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh), and there is nothing new in it."Whenever someone speaks against the government or their ideology, they do like this; there is nothing new in it, he claimed.On claims that he has ties with RSS and had met Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Dipke said, "Is that why they attacked me yesterday?"He claimed the attack on him was an attempt to divert attention from the real issue and to suppress the students' voices.