CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke demands Modi's exit in 2029 polls
· India · The Hindu, Hindustan Times
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke launched a scathing attack on the Central government during the 'Jantar Mantar @ Kochi' protest in Kochi, Kerala on November 7, 2026, demanding Prime Minister Modi's exit in the 2029 general elections over alleged electoral malpractices. He addressed hundreds of youths and civil rights activists at Rajendra Maidan, linking the protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar to government overreach using state forces in Delhi. Dipke stressed that any government change must occur through the democratic electoral system, even if it requires waiting until 2029. He accused the BJP of painting the CJP as anarchists, claiming the Sangh Parivar benefits from such allegations, and criticised the Centre's security crackdown on the planned October 10 Delhi protest as evidence of government fear.
Why it matters
The protest highlights growing dissent over electoral integrity and state repression, potentially influencing voter sentiment ahead of the 2029 elections and testing the BJP's dominance in Kerala.
Read the original report — The Hindu
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