Archive · 7 Aug 2026
CJP's Dipke flags BJP-RSS synchronisation gap over Gen Z remarks
A leader named Abhijeet Dipke said something important about two big political groups in India, the BJP and the RSS.
The RSS has a chief named Mohan Bhagwat.
He talked to students recently and said that young people who protest are not bad for the country.
He said their problems are real and that young people are more honest than older people.
Mr. Dipke thinks the BJP leaders are not listening to the RSS chief.
He remembered that some BJP leaders called protesters mean names before.
He said it seems the two groups are not saying the same things.
Mr. Dipke wants BJP leaders to pay attention to what the RSS chief says.
His group, the CJP, wants to bring people together to put pressure on the government.
He believes that when citizens join together, they can make the government listen.
Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) convener Abhijeet Dipke alleged a 'lack of synchronisation' between the BJP and RSS regarding RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's remarks on the Gen Z movement.
Dipke urged BJP leaders to follow Bhagwat's statements, noting protesters' grievances are genuine and Gen Z protesters should not be called anti-national.
Dipke recalled that BJP President Nitin Nabin had called protesters 'virus' and former Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan had referred to them as the 'B team of terrorists'.
Bhagwat said at a Mumbai interaction with Gen Z and Gen Alpha students that the younger generation is 'more honest' than the existing generation and that protesting youths are 'not anti-nationals'.
Dipke said CJP aims to function as a 'pressure group' by uniting citizens on issues concerning the country and youth beyond ideologies and party politics.
- Who
- CJP convener Abhijeet Dipke, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, and leaders of the BJP and RSS
- What
- Dipke alleged a lack of synchronisation between BJP and RSS over Bhagwat's supportive remarks on the Gen Z protest movement
- When
- On Friday, a day after Bhagwat's Thursday interaction with students in Mumbai
- Where
- Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra, and Mumbai
- Why
- Because Bhutan's remarks saying Gen Z protesters are not anti-national appeared to contradict earlier derogatory comments by BJP leaders toward protesters
Protesters' supporters (e.g., CJP, RSS chief remarks)
BJP leaders' earlier stance
How Gen Z protesters should be regarded
Protesters' supporters (e.g., CJP, RSS chief remarks)
Gen Z protesters are not anti-national; they are 'our own people' with genuine grievances and a right to protest.
BJP leaders' earlier stance
Protesters were previously labelled a 'virus' (by Nitin Nabin) and the 'B team of terrorists' (by Dharmendra Pradhan).
Coordination between BJP and RSS
Protesters' supporters (e.g., CJP, RSS chief remarks)
There is no synchronisation between BJP and RSS; both are saying different things, indicating disagreements.
BJP leaders' earlier stance
(Implied by Dipke's criticism) BJP leaders appear not to follow the RSS chief, who is described as BJP's mentor and godfather.
- Main figure
- Abhijeet Dipke, CJP convener
- RSS chief
- Mohan Bhagwat
- Allegation
- Lack of synchronisation between BJP and RSS
- Context
- Bhagwat's interaction with Gen Z and Gen Alpha students in Mumbai on Thursday
- Key remark
- Gen Z protesters are not anti-national and their grievances are genuine
- References made
- BJP President Nitin Nabin ('virus') and former Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan ('B team of terrorists')
- CJP goal
- Function as a pressure group on issues concerning the country and youth