India, Aug. 24 -- Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke on Monday said that he spoke to two alleged victims of pellet gun fire from the July 20 parliament march, asking the police and the government to explain their injuries.

Dipke claimed that both protesters were agitating peacefully during the CJP's Jantar Mantar protest, when they were "hit by pellets fired by the police".

"Spoke to Sahil and Vikas, two victims of pellet-gun injuries from 20 July. The police and the govt deny brutality, but how do they explain this? Sahil and Vikas were protesting peacefully when they were hit by pellets fired by the police," Dipke wrote on X.

Dipke said that Sahil told him that he had appeared for the Delhi Police exam in 2025, which ...