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Abhijeet Dipke predicts Modi govt defeat in 2029 at Kochi anti-SIR rally
✍️ Hindustan Times
🗓 08 Nov 2026, 05:42 AM
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CJP leader Abhijeet Dipke alleged at a rally in Kochi that the central government is waging a war against youth to protect Gyanesh Kumar, predicting a political defeat for the ruling party in 2029.
Abhijeet Dipke, a prominent figure from the Communist Party of India (Marxist) and associated with the CJP, addressed a large gathering during an anti-SIR (Student Independence Rally) in Kochi. During the event, he made bold political predictions regarding the future of the central government.
Dipke stated that the current administration would face a definitive defeat in the 2029 general elections. He emphasized his conviction that the political tide would turn against the ruling party, asserting that the government's tenure would not extend beyond that point.
The rally focused on the ongoing controversy surrounding Gyanesh Kumar. Dipke alleged that the central government was engaging in a 'war' against the country's youth specifically to shield Kumar from legal consequences. He questioned the disproportionate importance the Prime Minister places on Kumar, suggesting that the government's actions were driven by political protection rather than justice.
The speech highlighted the growing tension between student activists and the central leadership, with Dipke using the platform to criticize the government's handling of the case and its impact on the younger generation.
Dipke stated that the current administration would face a definitive defeat in the 2029 general elections. He emphasized his conviction that the political tide would turn against the ruling party, asserting that the government's tenure would not extend beyond that point.
The rally focused on the ongoing controversy surrounding Gyanesh Kumar. Dipke alleged that the central government was engaging in a 'war' against the country's youth specifically to shield Kumar from legal consequences. He questioned the disproportionate importance the Prime Minister places on Kumar, suggesting that the government's actions were driven by political protection rather than justice.
The speech highlighted the growing tension between student activists and the central leadership, with Dipke using the platform to criticize the government's handling of the case and its impact on the younger generation.