American Singer Mary Millben Targets Abhijeet Dipke Over CJP Protests, Questions Movement's Future
The war of words between American singer Mary Millben and Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke has intensified, with Millben warning that US donors could pull out if the movement fails. In her latest post on X on Thursday, Millben warned Dipke that US donors would “drop you like a hot cake” if the movement failed, adding that “lawlessness never wins”. She urged him to use his US…
American singer Mary Millben has accused Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke of seeking financial support from the United States during protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CJP). In a post on X, Millben claimed that US donors would "drop you like a hot cake" if the movement failed and urged Dipke to use his US education and talent to become a positive voice for India.
She also suggested that he meet Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Dipke responded by questioning the right of foreign nationals to interfere in India's domestic affairs, stating that India is capable of handling its own issues without outside interference. The exchange comes amid growing scrutiny of the CJP's activities, funding, and organizational structure.
Intelligence assessments have raised concerns over possible foreign interference, citing Pakistan-linked accounts, thousands of social media posts, and profiles operating outside India. The assessments also raised concerns over the CJP's funding and logistics, citing fragmented fundraising and cash transactions without a central treasury or bank account.
Dipke challenged the Center to investigate the CJP's funding and followers, demanding transparency and the public release of any findings.
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