Abhijeet Dipke has directed sharp criticism toward BJP national president JP Nadda following reports of engagement between party representatives and the 'Reservation Hatao' group. The group, which advocates for the abolition of the current reservation system in India, has become a focal point of political debate. Dipke’s primary contention is that the party leadership must provide transparency regarding the nature and intent of these discussions.

In his public statements, Dipke questioned the ideological consistency of the BJP, asking whether the party is considering a shift in its long-standing policy regarding affirmative action. He explicitly demanded to know the Prime Minister's perspective on the matter, suggesting that such high-level engagement requires a clear mandate from the top leadership. The situation highlights ongoing tensions surrounding reservation policies, which remain a sensitive and highly debated topic in Indian politics.

While Dipke has framed his inquiry as a demand for accountability, the BJP has not yet issued a comprehensive official response to his specific questions. The lack of a detailed statement from the party leadership has fueled further speculation about whether these talks represent a change in policy or were merely informal interactions. The core of the disagreement lies in whether the party is legitimizing a group that seeks to dismantle constitutional reservation quotas, a move that critics like Dipke argue could have significant social and political ramifications.