Suryaa National Desk: Surya National & Political Desk, New Delhi: On the use of police force and detention of the youth who were peacefully protesting in the national capital against the conduct of the Election Commission... Surya National & Political Desk, New Delhi: Key leader of the 'Cockroach Janata Party' (CJP) Abhijit Deepke lashed out at the central government for using police force and arresting the youth who were peacefully protesting in the national capital against the conduct of the Election Commission. He said bitterly that Narendra Modi is the most cowardly Prime Minister in the history of Indian politics and it is unfortunate for the people of the country to have such a person as the Prime Minister of the country. He expressed his anger on social media after the Delhi court extended the custody of his party leaders Sourav Das and Ashutosh Ranka.
Hiding behind the police is not manly: Abhijeet Deepke accused the government of keeping the 27-year-old youths who went to hoist the national flag at Jantar Mantar in jail for five days and even postponing the court hearings. He argued that the Prime Minister thinks he is very powerful by imprisoning youths of his grandson's age, but paralyzing entire Delhi and hiding behind thousands of police forces is not a sign of power. He stated that true courage is in the hearts of Saurav Das and Ashutosh, who fearlessly climb the steps of the court no matter how many arrests they face, and in the hearts of their mothers who do not fear even if their son is in jail. Accusation of yielding to Trump's pressure: On the one hand, Prime Minister Modi is using the government machinery to end the opposition while putting an iron foot on the country's youth.
He commented that it is ridiculous for such a person to call himself a strong leader. Don't threaten to make the fear disappear completely: Recalling the conversation in the movie 'Mary Kom', the Prime Minister advised the Prime Minister not to frighten others to the extent that their fear disappears completely. He clarified that they tried to scare the youth of the country with authoritarian actions, but now that fear has completely disappeared among the youth. They have decided that no matter how many policemen are deployed and how many battalions are deployed, they will not back down from the protests.