Abhijeet Dipke, a prominent figure within the CJP, has publicly declared his intention to lead protests in Delhi’s Central Park and Mumbai’s Azad Maidan. The demonstrations are organized to show solidarity with two party leaders, Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das, who are currently incarcerated.

In his public statements, Dipke emphasized his readiness to be taken into custody, signaling a willingness to escalate the situation if necessary to draw attention to the cause. The CJP has framed these events as a necessary response to the detention of their colleagues, though specific details regarding the legal charges against Ranka and Das were not provided in the initial reports. The protests are expected to draw supporters from across the region, though authorities have not yet issued a formal response regarding potential security measures or permit approvals for the gatherings at these public venues. The situation remains fluid as the party prepares for the scheduled demonstrations.