‘Let Them Go to Pakistan’: Abhijeet Dipke Says Divisive Hindu-Muslim Politics Won’t Work in Maharashtra
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‘Let Them Go to Pakistan’: Abhijeet Dipke Says Divisive Hindu-Muslim Politics Won’t Work in Maharashtra
Mumbai: Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke said Maharashtra would not accept what he described as “divisive” Hindu-Muslim politics, and urged people from both communities to remain united.
Addressing a gathering at Mumbai’s Shivaji Park, Dipke said the country could progress only when Hindus and Muslims stood together.
“This country will only move ahead if Hindus and Muslims stay together,” Dipke said.
He added that those seeking to pursue politics based on division should take such politics elsewhere, saying, “Whoever wants to do such politics, let them go to Pakistan and do such politics.”
Dipke’s remarks came amid his broader political campaign and public mobilisation in Maharashtra. His comments focused on communal harmony and opposition to attempts to divide people along religious lines.
The CJP founder called on people to maintain unity and suggested that political narratives centred on Hindu-Muslim divisions should have no place in Maharashtra’s public life.
