According to a report by Prabhat Khabar, the Citizens Justice Party (CJP) has announced plans for a major protest in New Delhi. CJP chief Abhijit Dipke, speaking at an event in Mumbai, stated that the organization intends to hold a demonstration at Jantar Mantar on October 10 if Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar does not resign from his position.
Dipke indicated that the protest is expected to draw supporters from across the country to the capital. The call for resignation is part of a broader series of actions planned by the organization regarding the current leadership of the Election Commission of India. The CJP has framed this as a necessary step to address their grievances regarding the electoral process.
While this announcement marks a significant escalation in the organization's public stance, there has been no immediate response from the Election Commission of India or the office of the Chief Election Commissioner regarding these demands. The protest at Jantar Mantar is slated to proceed as planned unless the stated conditions are met by the October 10 deadline.
The report is based on a specific public statement made by CJP chief Abhijit Dipke in Mumbai. While the event is single-sourced through Prabhat Khabar, it follows standard reporting on domestic political activism in India and contains no inherent contradictions or fabrication markers.
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Original report: Prabhat Khabar