Reports from multiple news outlets state that Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), was allegedly slapped and manhandled on June 15, 2026, while arriving at a protest gathering at Shaheed Smarak in Jaipur. He was being carried on supporters’ shoulders before addressing the crowd when individuals in the gathering allegedly pulled at his scarf, slapped him multiple times, and attempted to drag him down. The incident was captured on video and circulated widely online.

According to police and eyewitness accounts, the assault led to a scuffle between the alleged attackers and CJP supporters. Police intervened, and several individuals were detained for questioning. Authorities said they were investigating the identities and motives of those involved.

The protest was organized around issues including alleged examination-paper leaks, unemployment, and demands for the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Despite the attack, Dipke later addressed the gathering and said the movement would remain peaceful and would not be deterred by violence.

Telegram is shown in controversy over its alleged role in the NEET paper leak case.
The image suggests criticism directed at the platform’s responsibility in spreading exam-related content.
It highlights tensions between governments and social media platforms over misuse of digital apps.
The central message claims that platforms should not be blamed for users’ actions.
It also refers to the debate around accountability in online communication spaces.
Leaders are shown in the image representing the political response to the issue.
The visuals symbolize conflict between technology and regulation.
The issue is linked with concerns about exam security and fairness.
Public reactions appear divided over the ban and its justification.
Overall, the image reflects a political and social debate around Telegram and NEET leaks.

This political cartoon highlights how decisions made by powerful global leaders in conflict zones like the Strait of Hormuz can have unintended and tragic consequences for other nations. It symbolically shows a Western leader fueling tensions that lead to destruction, while India—represented by the oil tanker and flag—suffers the impact. The artwork criticizes global power dynamics and emphasizes how innocent lives can be affected by geopolitical conflicts far beyond their borders.