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'Hoisting Tricolour Is Not A Crime': Abhijeet Dipke Vows To Go Ahead With Delhi Rally

New Delhi: Amid questions surrounding permissions and gathering crowds for the 'Lehra Do Tiranga' initiative, Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) activist Abhijeet Dipke on Thursday asserted that hoisting the national flag is a matter of pride and "not a crime." Speaking to reporters in the national capital here, Dipke reiterated that the planned event to hoist the national flag would proceed. "Tomorrow…

'Hoisting Tricolour Is Not A Crime': Abhijeet Dipke Vows To Go Ahead With Delhi Rally

New Delhi - Cockroach Janta Party activist Abhijeet Dipke has vowed to proceed with his plans to hoist the national flag, despite concerns over permissions and gathering crowds. In an interview to reporters, Dipke emphasized that hoisting the Tricolour is not a crime and a matter of national pride. The planned event at Central Park in Connaught Place has been deferred following the arrest of two activists, Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das, and the reported threat of action against Dipke.

However, he expressed no worries about potential imprisonment, reaffirming his commitment to hoist the national flag to demonstrate that waving the Tricolour is not a crime.

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