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Vishal Dadlani Joins Mumbai Protest Demanding Gyanesh Kumar’s Resignation

Vishal Dadlani Joins Mumbai Protest Demanding Gyanesh Kumar’s Resignation
Vishal Dadlani Joins Abhijeet Dipke’s Mumbai Protest, Says ‘Go Gyanu Go’ | Video · news18.com

The Cockroach Janta Party held a protest in Mumbai on October 2, 2026.

The group wants Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar to resign.

It says there were problems with the Special Intensive Revision of voter lists.

The group claimed that about 13 crore names were removed, but this claim was not independently confirmed in the reports.

Singer Vishal Dadlani joined the protest and sang “Go Gyanu Go.”

Actress Shabana Azmi also attended and urged people to defend their voting rights.

Actor Naseeruddin Shah expressed support for the protest and met its leader, Abhijeet Dipke.

Mumbai Police had denied permission for the gathering because of rules and traffic concerns.

In Delhi, police detained more than 500 people protesting the same issue.

Key facts

Organizer
Cockroach Janta Party (CJP)
Protest leader
Abhijeet Dipke
Main demand
Resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar
Election issue
Alleged irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls
CJP claim
Around 13 crore names were removed from voter lists; the reports said this claim was not independently established
Mumbai location
Shivaji Park
Police action
Mumbai Police denied permission for the gathering, while Delhi Police detained more than 500 protesters

Quotes

Naseeruddin Shah

Veteran actor who met and expressed support for Abhijeet Dipke.

“Your vote is your voice. Your vote is your right. Your vote can shape the future of this country. But what happens when your vote doesn’t count? What happens when your name suddenly disappears from the voter list, when your vote can be excluded, altered, or manipulated?”
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“This is such a beautiful sight. I didn’t get the opportunity to be with him (Abhijit) in Delhi, but I’m getting the opportunity to be here with him. This movement will continue until…Go Gyanu Go”
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