Haridwar-based religious trust seeks FIR, probe into CJP's funding and activities

Atul KrishanNew Delhi, June 6 -- A complaint has been submitted to Parliament Street Police Station in Delhi seeking the registration of an FIR and a detailed investigation into the activities and funding sources of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) and its founder Abhijeet Dipke.

The complaint was filed by , President of Teerth Seva Nyas, a Haridwar-based religious trust. In his representation to the police, he alleged that CJP's campaigns on social media and other digital platforms were influencing large numbers of young people and could potentially contribute to social unrest and law-and-order concerns.

Referring to the June 6 gathering at Jantar Mantar, the complainant urged authorities to examine whether the organisation's activities ...